Relegated Ghana Premier League side Bolga All Stars have reportedly been sold to new owners following their demotion to the second tier.
The Club had an abysmal first season in the Ghana Premier League, picking only 12 points placing bottom on the league log.
According to reports, the Club has been renamed Nkoronza United by the new owners and want to revive the fortunes of the team by ensuring they return to the Ghana Premier.
Bolga All Stars conceded a whooping 77 goals, scoring only 25 times.
The Club were engulfed with a lot of controversies during their stay in the Ghana Premier League, with players accused of taking bribes and playing softly.
Having qualified form the Upper East Region, Bolga All Stars played at the Tamale Utretch Park for their league games due to the poor nature of their pitch.