Dreams FC boss Winfred Dormon takes the blame for a stumbling Ghana Premier League start and promises he and his staff will find the fix.
Ghana's domestic game has a fresh storyline to follow, and it centers on Dreams FC. Head coach Winfred Dormon has stepped forward to accept responsibility for the club's shaky opening to the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season, promising to deliver solutions.
The Still Believe outfit have collected just three points from their first eight matches, with three draws and five defeats. It is a tough return for a side that came into the campaign hoping to build momentum, and the pressure is mounting as week nine approaches.
Dormon pointed to the departures of key players such as Entry, Adade and Suraj as part of the backdrop, but he was careful not to hide behind excuses. The club moved to replace the outgoing talent, scouted the market and brought in young players. Those newcomers, he admitted, are still struggling to adjust to the demands of the Ghanaian top flight.
Still, the coach believes the team's football has not been as bad as the table suggests. In his view, the performances have shown promise, but the results have not followed. He insists that fixing it falls on him and his backroom staff, and that they are working to find the right answers to the challenges facing the team.
Now comes the test of whether words can become points. With supporters waiting for a response on the pitch, Dreams FC need a result soon to steady the ship and show that the belief behind their name still counts for something.
