We wanted Samuel Boadu to sign a 10-year contract - Berekum Chelsea bankroller Amofa Jantuah
Bankroller of Berekum Chelsea and Business magnate Bernard Nana Yaw Amofa Jantuah has spoken highly about coach Samuel Boadu, saying his outfit wanted to sign a 10-year contract with him.Boadu signed a short-term deal to finish the 2023/24 season with the club after Christopher Ennin departed the Berekum-based outfit.The former Hearts of Oak coach impressed, helping the club to finish third in the Ghana Premier League last season.Following a fruitful negotiations, both parties have agreed to continue their marriage for the next two years.And according to Amofa Jantuah, his side wanted Samuel Boadu to sign a 10-year deal with the Bibires considering the qualities he possesses as a coach.“We wanted Samuel Boadu to sign a 10-year contract with us. He is a good and has the experience. He has the Ghana Premier League before, and that we wanted a 10-year deal with him” he told Kessben FM, as followed by Footballghana.com.The Bibires are currently preparing for the upcoming domestic top-flight season scheduled for September.
Bankroller of Berekum Chelsea and Business magnate Bernard Nana Yaw Amofa Jantuah has spoken highly about coach Samuel Boadu, saying his outfit wanted to sign a 10-year contract with him.
Boadu signed a short-term deal to finish the 2023/24 season with the club after Christopher Ennin departed the Berekum-based outfit.
The former Hearts of Oak coach impressed, helping the club to finish third in the Ghana Premier League last season.
Following a fruitful negotiations, both parties have agreed to continue their marriage for the next two years.
And according to Amofa Jantuah, his side wanted Samuel Boadu to sign a 10-year deal with the Bibires considering the qualities he possesses as a coach.
“We wanted Samuel Boadu to sign a 10-year contract with us. He is a good and has the experience. He has the Ghana Premier League before, and that we wanted a 10-year deal with him” he told Kessben FM, as followed by Footballghana.com.
The Bibires are currently preparing for the upcoming domestic top-flight season scheduled for September.
