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Nsoatreman FC General Manager Eric Alagidede promises unwavering support for new coach Yaw Preko
The General Manager of Nsoatreman FC Eric Alagidede has promised an unwavering support for new tactician Yaw Preko.Preko has replaced Maxwell Konadu, who left the club to join Black Leopards in South Africa following a successful season with the Nsoatre-based club.The former Great Olympics and Medeama coach was duly unveiled on Monday, July 8, 2024 in Nsoatre and is expected to lead the club in the upcoming campaign.He reportedly signed a two-year deal to join the FA Cup winners and is expected to continue the good work of Konadu at the club.“We assure you of our maximum support. Whatever that we did that made Maxwell Konadu successful, will be given to you as well. Everyone at the club is ready to support and work with you” Alagidede told the coach.Yaw Preko will lead Nsoatreman FC in the 2024/25 CAF Confederation Cup campaign as they seek to make impact in their debut appearance.Nsoatreman FC secured their maiden qualification to Africa after emerging as champions in the FA Cup last term.
The General Manager of Nsoatreman FC Eric Alagidede has promised an unwavering support for new tactician Yaw Preko.
Preko has replaced Maxwell Konadu, who left the club to join Black Leopards in South Africa following a successful season with the Nsoatre-based club.
The former Great Olympics and Medeama coach was duly unveiled on Monday, July 8, 2024 in Nsoatre and is expected to lead the club in the upcoming campaign.
He reportedly signed a two-year deal to join the FA Cup winners and is expected to continue the good work of Konadu at the club.
“We assure you of our maximum support. Whatever that we did that made Maxwell Konadu successful, will be given to you as well. Everyone at the club is ready to support and work with you” Alagidede told the coach.
Yaw Preko will lead Nsoatreman FC in the 2024/25 CAF Confederation Cup campaign as they seek to make impact in their debut appearance.
Nsoatreman FC secured their maiden qualification to Africa after emerging as champions in the FA Cup last term.
