Ghana Premier League side Dreams FC are expected to appoint Karela United FC trainer Bismark Kobi-Mensah as the new head coach of Dreams FC, Footballghana.com can report.
The young tactician is said to be on his way out of the ‘Pride of the West’ who are currently in financial crisis.
According to reports, the former Samartex coach is expected to quit his role at Karela before the end of this week.
Kobi-Mensah will be hired to replace Ignatius Osei-Fosu who was relieved of his appointment as coach of Dreams about a week ago.
The 'Still Believe lads have been poor in the ongoing Ghana Premier League campaign and would want a season turn around with the Black Galaxies assistant coach.
Kobi-Mensah took over Karela at the beginning of the 2021-22 season and guided them to a fourth-place finish, the best by the club since joining the Ghana Premier League.
Dreams returned to winning ways on Wednesday when they beat King Faisal Babes 2-0 at the 'Theatre of Dreams' Dawu Park.
The victory takes Dreams out of the relegation zone as they move to the 15th position with 11 points after 9 rounds of matches so far this season.
Kobi-Mensah is one of the assistant coaches of the Ghana home-based national team who are currently preparing for the 2022 CHAN tournament which takes place next month in Algeria.