Berekum Chelsea midfielder Jonah Attuquaye has issued a passionate appeal to the club’s supporters, urging them to fill the stands for Sunday’s crucial Ghana Premier League encounter against newly-promoted Port City FC at the Daasebre Boamah Darko II Park in Kukurantumi. The call to arms comes as both sides prepare for a Week 3 fixture that carries significant implications for their early-season trajectory in the 2026/27 campaign.
The midfielder, who has been a driving force in Berekum Chelsea’s engine room this season, praised the fans for their unwavering support, particularly during difficult moments when the team needed encouragement most. Attuquaye’s appreciation reflects a deep understanding of the symbiotic relationship between player and supporter, a connection that has sustained the club through various challenges. His message arrives at a pivotal moment as the team seeks to build on their recent performances and establish themselves as genuine contenders.
“For them, like I’ve been saying day in day out, we really appreciate them. We thank them for what they’ve been doing. You can see, when we are down, sometimes they are the people who cheer us up. And I say, they should still come in, like, in their numbers each and every weekend, like they’ve been doing. So we say a very big thanks to them all for cheering us up,” Attuquaye told Berekum Chelsea media.
The clash against Port City presents Berekum Chelsea with a multifaceted challenge that will test every aspect of their preparation. The newly-promoted outfit have built a squad that blends experienced campaigners with emerging talent, securing former Sahel FC and Hohoe United forward Stephen Diyuo, whose experience in front of goal could prove vital, while also integrating promising youngsters Ransford Lartey and Dawuda Sakibu, who bring pace and technical ability to the flanks. On the Chelsea side, the attacking threat will be anchored by veteran forward Jonah Attuquaye, whose experience in front of goal is expected to be complemented by the pace and finishing of Abubakar Seidu. Meanwhile, Kwaku Danso has been focusing on key areas of preparation, targeting a positive result as the team refines its tactical approach for this specific fixture, with particular attention to defensive organization and transition play.
As the Week 3 fixture approaches, the encounter carries significance beyond the immediate result. Port City’s arrival in the Ghana Premier League introduces a new competitive dynamic to the division, while Berekum Chelsea seek to maintain their momentum and establish a strong home record. The connection between team and supporters, as Attuquaye emphasized, represents a genuine advantage in a league where home form often determines seasonal outcomes. With both sides motivated and the atmosphere at Kukurantumi expected to be vibrant, this fixture promises to showcase the quality and passion that defines Ghanaian top-flight football, where every match carries the weight of local pride and sporting ambition.
