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Four outstanding performers have been selected for the NASCO Player of the Month award for October. The nominees include Aduana FC forward Emmanuel Marfo, Medeama SC attacking midfielder Emmanuel Owusu, Gold Stars striker Samuel Attah Kumi, and Nations FC attacker Emmanuel Annor.
Emmanuel Marfo featured in four matches for Aduana FC, scoring two goals and earning one Man of the Match award. He also netted a stunning goal in Aduana’s away victory over Hohoe United.
Emmanuel Owusu of Medeama SC impressed with one goal, two assists, and a Man of the Match performance in three games.
Samuel Attah Kumi was in fine form for Gold Stars, scoring four goals in six appearances, winning two Man of the Match awards, despite his side having two outstanding fixtures in October.
Emmanuel Annor of Nations FC also found the back of the net four times, adding one Man of the Match award to his name, even as his side endured a difficult month.
The winner of the NASCO Player of the Month (October) award will receive a 43-inch NASCO digital satellite Television and a NASCO double-door fridge with a bottom freezer.
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