Medeama SC

Medeama Must Win Last Five Matches To Keep Up With GPL Title Race – Patrick Akoto
05 May

Medeama Must Win Last Five Matches To Keep Up With GPL Title Race – Patrick Akoto

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Medeama SC's Communications Director, Patrick Akoto, has emphasized the importance of winning their remaining matches in the 2022/23 Ghana Premier League season if they want to keep up with the title chase. Speaking to Takoradi-based Empire FM, Akoto said, "For us at Medeama, it's non-negotiable that we have to win our last 5 matches if we want to keep up with the title chase." The team is currently in third place on the league table, four points behind leaders Aduana FC, with just five games remaining in the season. Akoto's statement comes ahead of a crucial game for Medeama this…
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Medeama Re-Hire Veteran Coach Evans Adotey As Technical Director For The Rest Of The Season
15 Mar

Medeama Re-Hire Veteran Coach Evans Adotey As Technical Director For The Rest Of The Season

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Medeama SC have announced the appointment of tactician Evans Adotey as he returns to the club for a third spell. He has been fired for the remainder of the 2022-23 season. The Yellow and Mauves have been without a substantive head coach since the departure of Umar Abdul Rabi who resigned from his position a few weeks ago. Abdul Rabi took charge of the team following the exit of David Duncan who was appointed before the start of the 2022-23 campaign. The former Black Stars assistant coach left the club after a poor start to the 2022-23 Ghana Premier League. Adotey has…
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31 Jan

Pay Toure Over ¢100k Within 45 Days Or Face Transfer Ban – FIFA Orders Medeama

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World football governing body, FIFA, has ordered Ghana Premier League club, Medeama SC to pay former player, Ahmed Toure, over GHC 100,000 for breach of contract, Joy Sports has gathered. Part of that money, per a FIFA document available to Joy Sports, dated January 30, 2023, passed on January 25, 2023, by sole judge, Dana Al-Noaimi, said is outstanding remuneration which totalled GHC 60,900 while the remainder, GHC 40,600 is compensation for a breach of contract. Medeama must complete full payment within 45 days or face sanctions from registering players locally and internationally. “Pursuant to art. 24 of the Regulations on…
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