Turkish tactician, Kasim Gokyildiz has officially commenced his role as the new head coach for Ghana Premier League outfit King Faisal Football Club.
The coach on Wednesday held a final meeting with the officials of the Kumasi-based club where he signed a contract to take charge of the team for the rest of the 2020/2021 football season.
Today, the coach has been introduced to the players he will be working with as well as coaches that will play the deputy roles to help him during his time as King Faisal head coach.
Coach Kasim Gokyildiz takes charge of a team that finished the first round of the Ghana Premier League season in the relegation zone.
He has been tasked by the club to inspire a revival and ensure the team escapes relegation at the end of the season.
The coach will take charge of his first training session tomorrow and will in the coming weeks prepare the team for the second round of the Ghana Premier League that has been scheduled to start in April.
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