President and owner of Medeama SC, Moses Armah 'Parker' has hinted that they could opt to play their CAF Champions League games at the Cape Coast Stadium if the TNA Park in Tarkwa is not completed on time.
The Yellow and Mauve will represent Ghana in the CAF inter-club competition next season after winning the 2022/23 Ghana Premier League title.
However, CAF demands that the stadium where the game will be staged must meet some criteria.
Medeama were forced to play their games at Akoon Park due to the construction of their new stadium.
With the stadium on the verge of being completed, Mr Amarh Parker hopes the edifice is completed on time to be able to play their home games in Tarkwa.
Speaking in an interview, the former Black Stars management committee member hinted that will opt to play the games at the Cape Coast Stadium if the TNA Park is not completed on time.
"We will represent Ghana in Africa. We are determined to break the jinx and that is our plan. We are yet to make a decision on where will play our games. We have spoken to GoldFields Ghana Limited to help complete the stadium," he told Asempa FM as monitored by Footballghana.com.
"The entire community is ready to support to completion of the stadium but if we are not able to complete it, then our next option will be at the Cape Coast Stadium but the people at Tarkwa want us to play the game there.
"GoldFields have already spent a lot of money on the club and but they are determined to help us complete the stadium on time," he added.
Medeama SC were crowned champions of the season following a resounding 3-0 win over Tamale City on Sunday.