Star Madrid will participate in the NC competition after the green light of EOCO

Sports News from Friday, February 8, 2019

Source: footballmadeinghana.com

2019-02-08

Star Madrid FC, a Division 1 player, received tremendous relief after the Bureau for Combating Organized and Economic Crime gave them the green light to continue operations.

The club can now finish its preparations for the next special competition of the standardization committee which will start in a week.

The club is part of a chain of companies owned by Nana Appiah Mensah, owner of MenzGold.

Mr. Frank Todd Amoah, General Manager of Star Madrid, categorically told Daily Graphic that his outfit was not seized, unlike other badets of NAM1, adding that EOCO had given permission to them to continue their work. activities, considering the career and talent of the players would be wasted if the club was frozen.

Mr Amoah said that on January 17, 2019, EOCO had sent a delegation of security agents to the offices of the Adjiriganor club in Accra with the mission of recovering certain items, including the bus from the airport. team and Nissan Prado, used by coach Michael Osei. were purchased by NAM1.

"Their mission was to search the office but two days later they came to pick up items such as the team bus and the coach car, purchased by the club's owner, Nana Appiah Mensah, and we had to do it afterwards. We went to their office where the Executive Director of EOCO, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (ACP) (Rtd.), KK Amoah, told us that we are free to participate in the competitions because of the players ", was -he explains.

"This is the decision of EOCO after we have met all their requirements, so we are preparing to participate in all football activities in the country, including the special competition of the Standards Committee," he added. .

Mr. Amoah thanked EOCO, the football community and the club's supporters for accompanying the club in such difficult times.