Management of Wassaman United Football Club has denied reports that the Premier League Board (PLB) has turned down a plea by the club to play their home games at the Sekondi Gyandu Park.
Chief Executive Officer of the Club E.S Okraku told Asempa Sports that the PLB has done the first inspection on the park and will do another one on October 8th before giving final approval.
“We are sure of a green light after the second inspection, he said”.
Wassaman United Football Club starts the premier league campaign against Hearts of Lions at the Kpando Sports Stadium.
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