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Right to Dream’s Prince Amoako Returns to Roots, to make donation to Siano FC
Prince Amoako of Right to Dream Returned to his Roots, to make a generous donation to his former side, Siano FC.
Right to Dream Academy forward and recent Gothia Cup winner, Prince Amoako, returned to his roots at Siano FC with a generous donation of jerseys and footballs.
Amoako, who honed his skills at Siano FC before making waves at the prestigious Right to Dream Academy, understands the significance of support at the grassroots level.
This act serves as a prime example of the comprehensive training provided by the Right to Dream Academy. It underscores the importance for football clubs and academies to embrace such a methodology when nurturing talent, recognizing that football can serve as a constructive instrument for driving societal change.
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His triumphant return to his former club marked a momentous occasion for both the young talents and the whole Amasaman community.
Receiving the donations were Coach Ibrahim and Elvis Amoako who have been instrumental in Prince’s journey from colts to the Right to Dream Academy.
Staring at both the 2023 Ajax Future Cup and the 2023 Gothia Cup , Amoako’s remarkable journey from Siano FC to the international stage serves as an inspiration for many aspiring footballers in Ghana.
His success story highlights the potential for talent to thrive with the right guidance, resources, and dedication.
The impact of Amoako’s donation is expected to resonate throughout Siano FC, igniting a renewed sense of purpose and ambition among the young talents who dare to dream of following in his illustrious footsteps.
Former Black Stars midfielder Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu has voiced concern over the state of football facilities in Ghana, saying inadequate infrastructure is damaging the game’s attractiveness.
The local league’s appeal over the years has dwindled with many calling for immediate action to be taken to salvage the situation.
Speaking to Kumasi based radio station, Ahenfie FM, he expunge on the poor infrastructure in the country which has reduced the appeal of the Ghana Premier League and football in general.
“The poor infrastructure is making our football less attractive.” he ended
His comments highlight ongoing challenges facing the development of football in the country, from grassroots level to the professional game
The 35-year-old, who earned 78 caps and scored 11 goals for the Black Stars between 2008 and 2017, began his career with local sides Berlin FC and Berekum Arsenal before a loan spell at Asante Kotoko.
He later returned to the Ghana Premier League with Accra Great Olympics in 2022–23 after a long career in Europe.
This week’s Ghana Premier League 2026/27 games produced incredible results across the various game venues.
- Swedru All Blacks 1–0 Asante Kotoko
Scorer: Wiafe/Eric Darkwah (penalty, late). - Hearts of Oak 1–0 Port City FC
Scorer: Frank (Abora) Duku (header). - FC AshantiGold 1–0 FC Samartex
Scorer: Raphael Ankamah
- Bechem United 4–2 Vision FC
Scorers (Bechem): Emmanuel Kobi (39’), Yaw Acheampong (62’), Kofi Tompuo (87’), own goal (stoppage time).
Scorers (Vision): Benjamin Kwarteng (47’), Ruben Quaye (51’). - Berekum Chelsea 3–0 Debibi United
Scorers: Stephen Kwakye, Dramani Awuah, Emmanuel Ofosu. - Bibiani Gold Stars 2–0 Basake Holy Stars
Scorer: Kwame Opoku 2x - Karela United 1–0 Dreams FC
Scorer: Malik Abubakar - Medeama SC 3–1 Heart of Lions
Scorers (Medeama): Emmanuel Annor (28’), Kingsley Braye (64’ and 66’).
– Kofi Mawutodzi Agbadji - Young Apostles 1–0 Aduana FC
Scorer: Samuel Prempeh (penalty, first half).
Hearts head coach Nebojša Kapor has lamented the infrastructure problems in Ghanaian football.
Hearts of Oak secured a crucial 1-0 win over Port City FC at the University of Ghana Stadium on Sunday, ending a three-match winless run in the Ghana Premier League.
Frank Duku’s 20th-minute goal was enough to separate the sides and hand the Phobians three points against the newly promoted outfit.
Despite the win, head coach Nebojša Kapor was left frustrated about the poor state of the Legon pitch.
“This is not our stadium; it’s a national stadium. Ghana football has serious problems with proper pitches,” Kapor said after the match.
The Serbian tactician’s remarks reflect growing frustration among coaches over the quality of playing surfaces across the league.
The Phobias have adopted the University of Ghana as their temporary home venue for the Ghana Premier League.
Hearts of Oak will play Vision FC in the next league game away from home.
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