Nzema Kotoko captain, Maxwell Kofi Kumadoh, has expressed strong confidence in his teammates ahead of Access Bank Division One League, must-win encounter against Elmina Sharks at the Nduom Sports Complex. The skipper revealed that he has personally engaged every player, urging them to give their all and reminding them of what’s at stake.
Kumadoh says the team has moved past the disappointment of their recent draw against Sekondi Eleven Wise—a match many felt they should have won—and is now mentally and physically prepared for the challenge ahead.
With Nzema Kotoko rooted at the bottom of the league table, the captain believes that today’s match could be the turning point in their fight for survival and a rise up the standings.
He stressed that this is more than just another game—it’s an opportunity to ignite a revival. The team has trained with intensity and focus throughout the week, and the atmosphere in camp is one of determination and unity. As the leader, Kumadoh has assured fans that the squad is fired up and fully aware of the magnitude of today’s battle. No one is backing down—they’re ready to fight until the final whistle.
“This is the time to show resilience, courage, and belief,” Kumadoh stated. “We may be down, but we’re far from out.”
With every player looking to their captain for direction, Kumadoh has made it clear: they are stepping onto the pitch to fight—for pride, for points, and for the fans. His message is simple and powerful: never give up.
All eyes now turn to the Nduom Sports Complex, where Nzema Kotoko’s journey to survival could truly begin. Led by a captain who believes in his team and a squad ready to give everything, today’s game could be the spark that changes everything.