Showing posts with label right to dream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label right to dream. Show all posts

Saturday, 9 January 2016

Danish Club Appoint Former Black Stars Midfielder As Assistant Coach




Right To Dream CEO Appoint Former Black Stars Midfielder As Assistant Coach


Danish side FC Norddsjaelland have appointed former Ghanaian international, Otto Addo as the clubs new assistant manager.

Addo, who played for German Bundesliga side, BVB Dortmund was appointed to his new post on Friday and will begin work with his new technical team next week Monday.


Otto Addo playing for Dortmund during his playing days

Otto Addo playing for Dortmund during his playing days


The Danish club has recently been taken over by CEO of Right To Dream Academy and former Manchester United scout for Africa, Tom Venom.




Danish Club Appoint Former Black Stars Midfielder As Assistant Coach

Sunday, 3 January 2016

Statement: "Accam Is Going Nowhere" - Chicago Fire




David Accam Is Not For Sale –  Chicago Fire Admin


Chicago fire and Ghanaian international, David Accam has been linked with a January transfer to English premier league side, Stoke city.


 


Accam, 25, has been training with the English side to keep up in shape as the MLS 2014/15 season ended in November. The 5 ft 8″ versatile forward who can play as a winger as well has scored 10 – goals in 24 – appearances and it’s this form that has made him a hot prospect for Mark Hughes to try snatch him away from the Major League Soccer side.


 


Chicago fire General manager, Nelson Rodriguez told Comcast Sportsnet in an interview has rubbished reports linking the Ghanaian forward with a move to the Stoke city.


He said, “David is a key part of our team and a key part of our plans for 2016 and beyond. I don’t really understand where the rumours have originated from and why they even exist. We have had no discussions at all with Stoke or any other team for his transfer or service.”


Chicago Fire forward David Accam (11) passes the ball during an MLS game

Chicago Fire forward David Accam (11) passes the ball during an MLS game


He answered when asked about Accam training at Stoke, he said, “to David’s credit, he wants to have a bigger and better season than he did last year. He thought that getting a head start on training would put him in a better position to achieve that goal of an improved season in 2016 and we were pleased to accommodate his request.


 


Though Roudriguez is sure Chicago fire will retain David’s services, he was open to future opportunities for the young Ghanaian forward. “I’ve learnt never to say, or rarely to say ‘never’, but it would be extremely difficult,” the administrator said.


 


The former Right To Dream Academy forward is concentrating on his play and not allowing the rumours to distort his plans for the upcoming MLS season.




Statement: "Accam Is Going Nowhere" - Chicago Fire