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Newly appointed head coach of Liberty Professionals, J.E. Sarpong says he has the right materials to revive the club’s Premier League campaign.
Liberty recently completed the signing of 10 new players to bolster the team ahead of the second round which commences on Sunday.
Players like James Armah and Emmanuel Osei of Wa All Stars and former players James Disarama and Reginald Asante have all joined the Scientific Soccer Lads in their tough quest to finish in the top four.
Liberty finished the first round of the league on the 13th position after winning just 4 of 15 matches.
But J.E. Sarpong who has replaced George Lamptey is believed to have landed the job due to his known disciplinary approach.
He told Joy Sports his targets are achievable, with the needed support.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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