Berekum Arsenals opens up to investors

Posted On Tuesday, 27th November 2012

Berekum Arsenals' President looking for financial support

By Ameenu Shardow

Berekum Arsenals President Yakubu Moro is inviting investors to support his team financially.

The seasoned football administrator has been the sole financier of the club for fourteen years.

Arsenals have always escaped relegation by the skin of the teeth and are likely to face another relegation battle this season.

And despite producing several Ghana internationals such as John Paintsil, Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu, the owner is increasingly getting dried up with funds to run the club.

He is now opening up to invite several groups and individuals with the intention of supporting the club financially.

“We have done well in paying the wages and bonuses of players despite the continued hardships,” he told Time FM.

“I have however opened my door to potential investors.

“I have been financing the club solely for fourteen years so I invite anyone who is prepared to support Berekum Arsenals financially.”

Arsenals have been in the Ghanaian top flight for the past twelve years.

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Justice Twumasi says:

November 27, 2012 at 9:45 am

THIS MAN YAKUBU TOOK THIS TEAM THAT BEREKUM PPL DEVOTED THEIR HEART AND CONFIDENCE IN AS HIS OWN. THANKS TO GOD TIME CHANGES. NOW WE HAVE CHELSEA BKM, ADUANA. THIS MAN THUGHT THE TEAM IS FOR HIM WHERE MOST PEOPLE CONTRIBUTED IMMENSELY BUT HE SHOULD BE ASHAMED. HE HAS MADE SUPPORTERS OF THIS CLUB TO BE A VIOLENT WHAT ELSE. SHAME ON HIM.

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