Kotoku Royals are determined to avoid relegation in the ongoing 2022/23 Ghana Premier League season.
The team's head coach, John Eduafo, expressed his confidence in the team's ability to stay in the league after a recent surge in their performance.
After relocating to the Theatre of Dreams in Dawu, the Kotoku Royals recently won three home games in the second part of the season.
On match day 21, they defeated Bechem United, winning 3-1, increasing their point total on the league standings to 17.
In an interview with Happy FM, Eduafo revealed he realized the team lacked experience and requested management to sign some experienced players.
“When I joined the team, I realized it lacked experience. So I requested management to up the team with some experienced players.
"So we got goalkeeper Frank Boateng, Andy Kumi and others. When they came, we spoke to the players about the position of the team and asked if they could help.
“So far, due to the talks and motivation, our performance has changed. Playing in the Premier League and Division One is different.
"You need tough and mentally strong players to play in the Premier League. So I worked on the psychology and mentality of the players.