Swedru All Blacks head coach Ahmed Ibrahim Fati is facing mounting pressure as the club considers a possible change in the dugout following a challenging start to their Ghana Premier League campaign.
Back in the top division for the first time in 16 years, All Blacks have struggled to find their rhythm. After 10 matches, the club has recorded two wins, two draws, and six losses, leaving them with eight points and entrenched in the relegation zone.
Frustration peaked on Saturday when supporters, unhappy with a goalless home draw against Hearts of Oak, called for the dismissal of the Egyptian coach.
Media reports indicate that the management is exploring alternatives, with former Bechem United and Nations FC boss Kasim Mingle emerging as a leading candidate should a change be made.
All Blacks now turn their focus to a crucial Matchday 11 clash against Dreams FC this weekend at the Tuba Astro Turf, where they will be desperate to reignite their season.
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