Kumasi King Faisal owner Alhaji Abdul Karim Gruzah has attributed his club’s recent fine form in the GN Bank Division One league to executive chairman of Dreams FC Kurt Okraku.
The former premier league side were bottom of the table after the first round with Grunsah at some point threatening to pull out due to financial difficulties.
But according to the controversial football administrator, Kurt Okraku came to the aid of the club and changed things.
“We were suffering from financial problems and it really affected our performance in the first round, Dreams FC boss kurt Okraku came to our aid after the first round and helped us with 5,000 Ghana Cedis,” Gruzah told Silver FM
“We used the money for many including pying of bonuses, salaries and others. We thank him very much, things are now working well for the club now,”
King Faisal are now 10th on the Zone two league table with 28 points and have two outstanding matches to play.