Chief Executive Officer of Dreams FC, Kurt Okraku says they are happy they are back to the premier league and have insisted that is where they deserve to play.
The Dawu based club were demoted to the Division One League last season after the Appeals Committee of the Ghana Football Association reviewed its 2015 decision as directed by the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) for illegally registering a player.
However, Dreams made a quick return following an impressive display in Zone three of the Division One League last season having amassed 71 points.
According to the seasoned football administrator, Dreams FC's quick return the premiership should not surprise Ghanaians.
'We are happy that to be back to where we belong and we be very competitive in all games because we have always shown quality at all times.
"We were competitive when we were in the premier league, and we were dominant in division one. So I'm sure that everybody in the country will enjoy our presence in the top flight with the quality we bring on board,' Mr Okraku said.
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