Nana Amankwah Kwakye, a management member of King Faisal FC, has revealed that the club has not yet reached a decision regarding their next course of action following the ruling of the Appeals Committee in their protest against Tamale City.
King Faisal had accused Tamale City of fielding an ineligible player during their clash in the Premier League.
However, the Disciplinary Committee cleared Tamale City of any wrongdoing, a decision that was subsequently affirmed by the Appeals Committee.
This ruling effectively confirmed King Faisal's relegation from the Premier League.
The club's owner, Alhaji Grusah, had said last week they were heading to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), but Kwakye emphasized that no final decision has been made.
He told Kessben Sports: “We need to sit down, weigh the pros and cons of that. As at now, we’ve not sat as management to take a decision yet. But Alhaji (Grusah) is team’s president and bankroller.
"If he believes going to CAS is the best decision, I mean why not. We will jaw-jaw about it and take a decision but for now I think the decision that came wasn’t the best.”