At the beginning of the 2022-23 season, the Club Licensing Board (CLB) of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) refused to accept the Oda Stadium as a league centre due to its failure to meet the required standards.

Consequently, the club was forced to use the Cape Coast Stadium as its home ground for the season. In an interview with Justice Collee, host of Original 91.9FM’s Hang Tyme Show, the Kotoku Royals spokesperson stated that playing home away from home was a significant factor in their battle against relegation.

The club needs to develop several areas at the facility to host league games, but the funds are not available.

The limited finances and the failure of some individuals to fulfill their pledges and promises have resulted in unsuccessful renovation works, according to Afrifa.

The Members of Parliament (MPs) who promised to assist the club in completing the stadium did not come on board as expected.

”In order to host league games, Kotoku Royals will need to develop several areas at the facility but the funds aren’t available”.

“Renovation works didn’t go as planned due to limited finances, as a result of individuals’ failure to fulfill their pledges and promises”.

“The MPs (Members of Parliament), who told us they will help us to complete the stadium didn’t come on board as expected”.

Kotoku Royals currently occupies the 18th position on the Betpawa Premier League table with 22 points.