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Nsoatreman FC head coach Yaw Preko has expressed his optimism that the club will maintain its Ghana Premier League status this season.
Despite a disappointing first half of the season, Preko is confident that Nsoatreman will not be relegated.
After 16 games, Nsoatreman sits 15th on the league log with 15 points, having recorded three wins, six draws, and seven defeats. A recent sixth draw in 16 games has kept the club just above a point from the relegation zone.
"I'll turn things around for the club. There is no way Nsoatreman will be relegated," he stated in an interview with Asempa FM.
Nsoatreman FC will face Young Apostles in the Round of 32 FA Cup match at the Nana Kronmansah Park on Sunday, as they aim to defend their FA Cup title.
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