Dreams FC return to the Premier League a year after they were relegated
Dreams FC bankroller Kurt ES Okraku has expressed the club’s delight following their topflight return.
Dreams FC finished in mid table during the 2015/16 season but were demoted to the second tier due to some registration irregularities.
The Dawu-based club finished the 2016/2017 Ghana National Division One Zone Three league on top and the boss of the says they are excited to be back to where they belong.
”We are happy that to be back to where we belong and we be very competitive in all games because we have always shown quality at all times,” Okraku indicated.
”We were competitive when we were in the Premier league, and we were dominant in division one.
”So I’m sure that everybody in the country will enjoy our presence in the top flight with the quality we bring on board.”
Dreams FC have already started pre-season ahead of the Premiership campaign.
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