Two-time Ghana Premier League champions Aduana FC have announced the departure of 12 players as they prepare for the 2025/26 season.
This major squad overhaul involves players leaving for various reasons, including contract terminations and mutual agreements.
In an official statement, Aduana FC revealed that seven players have been released outright: Emmanuel Partey, Zakaria Mumuni, Richard Mahatma, Justus Torsutsey, Gabriel Akwasi Mensah, Gideon Boateng, and Gyawu Junior.
Additionally, five players have parted ways with the club by mutual consent: Kwadwo Amoako, Mediator Attakora, Tijani Cissé, Emmanuel Poku Peprah, and Abdel Latif Bamba.
While the club did not specify individual reasons for the departures, it stressed that these changes are part of a strategic plan to restructure and strengthen the squad ahead of the upcoming season.
As the Dormaa-based team gears up for the new campaign, they are expected to bolster their lineup in a bid to remain competitive in the league.