After a period of suspension, AshantiGold SC is on the verge of making a comeback to Ghanaian football, as revealed in a recent statement from the club.

The club has been actively engaged with the Ghana Football Association (GFA) in efforts to restore their football status, following their suspension by the GFA Executive Council under article 17{1} of the GFA statutes.

AshantiGold’s suspension stemmed from their continued association with banned officials, Kwaku Frimpong and Emmanuel Frimpong, a serious violation of both GFA and FIFA statutes. The ban was linked to a 2020/2021 Ghana Premier League match against Inter Allies FC, marred by match-fixing allegations.

In an exclusive interview with Luv Fm Sports, AshGold’s Administrative Manager, Kwabena Danso, shed light on the club’s journey towards reinstatement. Despite initial setbacks in legal proceedings, AshantiGold pursued dialogue with the GFA to explore avenues for their return.

“We really want to see this team back, so if the law court will not help us then we have to sit with the GFA to discuss the way forward,” Danso remarked.

Positive discussions with the GFA have ensued, and there is optimism within the club that AshantiGold will reappear in Ghanaian football, potentially in the Division Two league for the upcoming season.

“I am highly optimistic that next season AshantiGold will play in the Division Two league,” Danso affirmed.

The impending return of AshantiGold SC signals a potential resurgence in Ghana football, marking a significant development for the club and its supporters.