Ashanti Gold SC
Squad
- Henri Traoré2010current
Eric Opoku2011current- Louis Agyemang2012current
- Emmanuel Osei2013current
Fatau Dauda2014current- Abdoul Karim Syllacurrent
- Joseph Azizcurrent
- Kossi Noutsoudjecurrent
- Princeton Owusu-Ansahcurrent
- Sammi Adjeicurrent
- Simon Addocurrent
- Wake Nibombecurrent
- Charles Kwabla Akonnor1990–1992
- Joachim Yaw1990–1994
- Afo Dodoo1992–1995
- Augustine Ahinful1992–1993
- Ebenezer Hagan1993–1995
- Stephen Baidoo1993–1996
- Ibrahima Koné1997–1997
- Ibrahima Koné1997–1998
- Lawrence Adjei1997–2000
- Aluspah Brewah1998–2001
- Constance Mantey2001–2001
- Shaibu Yakubu2001–2007
- Anthony Laffor2003–2004
- Agyemang Opoku2005–2006
- George Owu2005–2007
Daniel Opare2006–2007- Emmanuel Osei Kuffour2006–2007
- Fatau Dauda2006–2013
- Godfred Yeboah2006–2006
- John Benson2006–2006
Jonathan Quartey2006–2006- Daniel Opare2007–2008
Jonathan Mensah2007–2008- Mohammed Gargo2007–2008
Mubarak Wakaso2007–2008- Nasir Lamine2007–2007
- Sadick Adams2007–2007
- Arafat Djako2008–2009
- Habib Mohamed2009–2010
- Karim Sadat2010–2011
- Salomon Wisdom2011–2012
- Jonathan Quartey2012–2013
Ofosu Appiah2012–2013- David Abagna2019–2021
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Career & Clubs
Ashanti Gold SC was founded in 1978 by a group of employees of the Ashanti Goldfields Corporation under the name of Goldfields Sporting Club famously known as Obuasi Goldfields. The employees pleaded with management of AGC to sponsor the team, but they were always refused. The employees continued to pay the salaries and costs for the team and in the 1984 season the club finished as runner-up in the FA Cup. The management took notice and, through their leading shareholder Lonrho, arranged funding and sent an English manager to help the fledgling team. Still, no senior management was brought in to run the club. Because of their success in the FA cup, the team was promoted to Ghana Premier League the most elite football division. For almost a decade the team struggled due to disorganization, until 1993 when a company official at AGC revamped the club and brought in another English manager. 2004 Obuasi Goldfields Sporting Club Ltd. were renamed AshantiGold Sporting Club Ltd. on April 16 due to AshantiGold Sporting Club's former owners Ashanti Goldfields Corporation.
Years of success
That next season, AshGold finished third in the division after only Ashanti powerhouses Asante Kotoko. The next year a 13-man Board of Directors was established and AshGold won the league. Over the next two years, AshGold won the league again.
Pan-African Cups
The AshGold has competed in four competitions representing Ashanti. In 1995 they reached the quarter-finals in the…
- League
- Ghana Premier League
Legacy
Official trophies (recognized by CAF and FIFA)
National
Ghana Premier League: 4 1993–94, 1994–95, 1995–96, 2015 MTN FA Cup: 1 1992–93 Runners-up: 1984, 2011–12
Continental
CAF Champions League Runners-up: 1997
Other trophies
Ghana Telecom Gala: 1 1995–96
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Ashanti Gold Sporting Club popularly known as AshGold is a Ghanaian football team based in the gold mining town of Obuasi, south of Kumasi the capital of Ashanti Region.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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