Chief Executive Officer of Aduana Stars insists the Ghana Premier League could have given them a competitive urge ahead of their CAF Champions League campaign.
The Ghana Premier League has been postponed until further notice following the injunction placed on the topflight league by Accra Great Olympics on Monday.
The Ghana Premier League Champions will face Libyan side Al Tahady in the preliminary rounds of the CAF Champions League this weekend.
Ahead of their African Campaign, Albert Commey indicated the Ghana Premier League could have tested their players’ competitiveness after the first leg.
“This weekend we are going to play in Africa, so we were thinking we’d be having an outstanding game and our target was to use that as a preparatory game for the Africa we are playing in,” Commey told the media.
“The week is still young, maybe tomorrow they will be going to court to argue the case out and so we keeping our fingers crossed.”
The former Accra Hearts of Oak member then added despite the disappointment of the injunction, the team is still determined to excel in Africa.
“To every play A, there is plan B and so when the league doesn’t start we will see what we can do, to keep us going. We are very determined and no matter what we will keep fighting. However, if the league was in session it would have helped us.”
By Lukman Evergreen Mumin