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Chief Executive Officer(CEO) Aduana Stars, Albert Commey has exclusively told Joy sports he has no intentions of deserting the club as widely been speculated in the media.
There are reports that the former Hearts of Oak official will bow out if the team fails to stay in the top flight as they are currently battling relegation.
But Albert Commey insists he has never regretted joining Aduana and will not quit the club any time soon.
“No I have never thought about leaving the club and is something that I will not even think off because if you don’t have the ability to hold pressure then you need to get off the game,” he told Joy sports
“It is an experience that I have had, the people here are wonderful and very supportive and that’s what I need and I believe we will survive and the issue about regretting does not come to mind at all.
“I love them and I want to remain with them and let me assure you that I don’t have any plans of joining any other club aside Aduana.”
Aduana Stars who have a game in hand are currently on 16th position having secured 26 points with six games to end the season
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