Swedru All Blacks are preparing to appoint Kwame Twumasi Danquah as the club’s new Chief Executive Officer, with an official announcement expected soon.
Twumasi Danquah has agreed a two-year contract with the Ghanaian club and is set to assume responsibility for its administrative affairs once the appointment has been formally confirmed.
The club is expected to unveil its new chief executive in the near future as part of a wider effort to strengthen its management structure. His appointment will give Swedru All Blacks a new figure in charge of the organisation’s day-to-day administration and leadership.
Danquah’s arrival is expected to bring fresh direction to the club as Swedru All Blacks continue their plans for growth and success in the upcoming football season. While the appointment has yet to be officially confirmed, the two-year agreement means he is in line to lead the club’s administrative operations during the next stage of its development.
The planned announcement represents an important change in the club’s leadership structure. Swedru All Blacks are seeking to reinforce their management set-up, and Danquah’s expected appointment is central to those efforts.
His role will focus on the administrative affairs of the club, with the new CEO expected to provide leadership and direction as preparations continue for the forthcoming season. The club has not yet formally unveiled him, but the announcement is anticipated shortly.
Once confirmed, Danquah will become the latest senior figure tasked with helping Swedru All Blacks pursue their ambitions for the coming campaign. The club’s stated plans include continued growth and the pursuit of success, with the new leadership expected to support those objectives.
The appointment remains subject to official confirmation from Swedru All Blacks. However, Danquah has already agreed terms on a two-year contract and is set to take up the CEO position when the club completes the formal announcement.
The forthcoming unveiling is therefore expected to mark the beginning of a new period for the Ghanaian side’s administration. With Danquah due to take charge of the club’s administrative affairs, Swedru All Blacks will look to his leadership and management direction as they move towards the upcoming football season.
