
Bechem United head coach Kobina Amissah is intensifying training sessions to sharpen his squad’s attacking edge, focusing on goal-scoring and chance creation to make the Hunters more clinical in front of goal.
Amissah believes the team is gradually finding its rhythm and, with consistent momentum, has the potential to reclaim its Premier League stature.
Speaking to the club’s website, the coach explained that his technical staff had assessed the squad and identified gaps across all areas, including attack, defence, and goalkeeping.
“We are preparing on how to score goals, how to create chances, how to put pieces together in terms of possession. We are also working on our defensive abilities and in the area of goalkeeping, too; the goalkeepers’ trainer is doing his best to put them in shape,” he said.
The coach also confirmed that the squad had suffered a setback with an injury to a key midfielder but assured supporters that plans were in place to cover the absence while the player recovers.
Bechem United will face Medeama SC at TNA Park in their Matchday 11 clash.



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