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Ghana Premier League newcomers - Dreams Football Club - has officially introduced their second batch of new signings ahead of the impending 2015/2016 season.

The three new players namely, goalkeeper Isaac Akrong, centre-back Emmanuel Eli Keke andplaymaker Aaron Amoah were presented to the team's fraternity at the club's secretariat on Thursday.

 

Isaac Akrong who signed a three-year deal has featured for domestic clubs including Swedru All Blacks, Ashgold and Wassaman and has also gained vast experience at the top level with the senior national team.

Schemer Aaron Amoah is one of the known faces in Ghana football after excelling with the Black Starlets, Ashanti Gold and Tudu Mighty Jets.

The talented left footed midfielder who won the GPL discovery of the year in 2009, last featured for Moroccan club CODM Meknes before making the move to Dreams FC.

Also out-doored was Emmanuel Eli Keke, a central defender from Mighty Jets, who was adjudged the 2014/2015 Ghana MTN FA Cup discovery of the season.

The trio who have already been training with the team at Kweiman are expected to help the club to excel in the Premier League.

 

Pascal Amoah with news wires

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