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Alhaji Grunsah has revealed his search for a sponsor for his club ahead of the upcoming Ghana Premier League season.
The King Faisal bankroller stated that he has been in discussions with Kennedy Agyapong, a renowed business man to add financial muscle to the club.
King Faisal and Accra Great Olympics were accepted by Congress as part of the new 18-club Ghana Premier League on 25th October this year.
“We [are] still, we [are] still [looking for sponsors]. It is not official [that] Osei Kuffuor or no. Now, myself, I never spoke to anyone [apart from] Kennedy Agyapong. We are discussing with him. We are praying,” Grunsah revealed.
The 2019/2020 Ghana Premier League season is scheduled to start on December 28, 2019.
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