Ghana Premier League club Accra Great Olympics is resolved to put in extra effort to move out of the relegation zone, as stated by their Public Relations Officer (PRO), Saint Osei.
The club, based in Accra, has been dealing with an inconsistent season, leading to in a series of three consecutive losses in the 2023/24 Ghana Premier League. The Dade Boys, as they are affectionately known, were defeated 1-0 by league leaders Samartex, 1-0 by reigning champions Medeama, and 2-1 by Legon Cities.
These losses have left Accra Great Olympics in a risky position, occupying the 16th spot on the league table with a tally of 33 points after 29 games.
Despite the challenging situation, PRO Saint Osei remains optimistic about the club's prospects. He described their current position as a "temporary stay" and expressed confidence that they would soon move away from it.
"The position we are in now is just a temporary stay we will definitely move away from there, Last season and this season our league has been very competitive look at the points build up the margins it is very close," he told Peace FM as monitored by Footballghana.com
"The team from 9, 10 position it is likely they can fall into the relegation zone somewhere along the line we slacked a little bit.
"We didn't take advantage of some of our home matches but management has spoken to the players putting things in order so that we will wake up and leave the position we find ourselves in.
"Something good will come out of it after our upcoming match we will not be in our current position we will move forward,"