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Albert Amoah, a forward for Asante Kotoko, says he is working hard to win the Ghana Premier League goal kinggong at the end of the season.

With seven goals from 12 games in the domestic top-flight season, Amoah, who joined the Porcupine Warriors from the Great Olympics in the summer, has already made an impression.

After a defensive blunder between Hearts' defender Kelvin Osei Asibey and goalkeeper Benjamin Asare, the 22-year-old scored deep into injury time to win the Super Clash last Sunday and give his team the most points possible.

After the match, Amoah reaffirmed his intention to win the Premier League Goal King award after the season.

"My teammates expect me to score all the time. They have been really supportive and motivating me to win the goal king. As a striker, it inspires me to perform better. "Winning the goal king is my main focus," he declared.

As he attempts to win the Ghana Premier League goal king accolade, Amoah will be trying to keep up his momentum.

With eight goals, Nations FC forward Faisal Charwetey tops the Premier League top scorers tally. Albert Amoah of Kotoko is next with seven goals.

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Ahead of their spicy matchup with the Swedru All Blacks, King Faisal FC returns to Baba Yara Stadium.

The club's administration made the calculated choice to transfer to their old stadium because they believed the change of scenery would significantly improve the team's performance and increase their chances of winning a coveted berth back in the Ghana Premier League.

With nine games played so far this season, King Faisal has two victories, five draws, and two losses.

The club has performed poorly at home, winning just one game, drawing two, and losing one in four games. They probably decided to move to Baba Yara Stadium in part because of their previous home field's vulnerability.

On Sunday, December 22, 2024, King Faisal will play their first match back at Baba Yara Stadium against the league-leading Swedru All Blacks.

With 11 points in the league standings, the "Insha Allah" boys are currently in ninth place and are looking to make amends to get back on track.