Samuel Boadu, the head coach of Berekum Chelsea, has thrown his support behind Dreams FC as they vie for success in the CAF Confederation Cup, aiming to secure an additional slot for Ghanaian clubs in continental competitions.
Dreams FC is gearing up for a crucial quarterfinal clash against Stade Malien in the CAF Confederation Cup, with the first leg scheduled to take place in Bamako this weekend, followed by the return leg in Kumasi the following Sunday.
In an interview with Akoma 87.9 FM, Boadu, a former Hearts of Oak coach, expressed confidence in Dreams FC’s ability to clinch the title, particularly under the leadership of Karim Zito.
“I know Dreams FC to be a good team, especially Karim Zito who is my father in coaching,” Boadu stated during the radio interview.
“It is my hope Dreams FC wins the CAF Confederation Cup so that we can get additional slots.”
