
Aduana Football Club has officially confirmed that right-back Remember Adomako has been stabilized and he is in good condition.
Adomako’s unfortunate accident happened on Sunday during the matchday 5 fixture of the Ghana Premier League game between Aduana and Swedru All Blacks at the Nana Agyeman Badu I Park in Dormaa.
The 21-year-old fell to the ground and lost consciousness while the game was in progress.
Adomako was immediately rushed to the Dormaa Presbyterian Hospital, where he received prompt medical attention.
On Monday, Aduana Football Club released a statement confirming that Adomako is responding well to treatment.
“They thanked the medical team and all who responded swiftly.
The club asked everyone to keep him in their thoughts and prayers while they urged the public to respect his privacy.”
Aduana Football Club defeated All Blacks 2-1, courtesy a brace from forward Stephen Amankona.
Meanwhile, Sunday’s win has pushed Aduana to 4th place on the league table with 10 points.
The two-time Premier League champions face Young Apostles in their next match on Sunday, October 11.





