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Ghanaian top-flight side King Faisal have appointed former Asante Kotoko Chief Executive George Amoako as the new Executive Chairman of the club.
The Kumasi-based club made the announcement on their Twitter page on Wednesday afternoon.
✍️ We welcome our new Executive Chairman George Amoako to the club. He brings go to bear a rich vein of experience in the game.
— King Faisal Football Club (@Kingfaisalfcgh) July 8, 2020
We are grateful for having him in our fold. It is our prayer that our union will yield many successes in the years that follow.
Welcome King George!!! pic.twitter.com/IfKfYNbywU
George Amoako who served on Kotoko's management team for the past two years returns for a second spell with King Faisal.
He confirmed his appointment on Kumasi-based radio station Oyerepa FM.
"It's true that I have been named the Executive Chairman of King Faisal FC."
"I'll be running the day to day activities of the club whiles Alhaji Grunsah remains the President of the club," he added.
Amoako concluded by reiterating his appreciation. He said "I'm grateful for the appointment and will strive to do my best for the club."
King Faisal were rooted at the bottom of the 2019/20 Ghana Premier League table after failing to win a game in 14 matches.
The cancellation of the football season presented the Inshallah boys an opportunity to start afresh next season and turn around their fortunes.
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