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We miss Gladson Awako at Great Olympics – Jamaldeen Haruna
Great Olympics captain, Jamaldeen Haruna believes Gladson Awako’s departure from the club has affected the team in the ongoing Ghana Premier League campaign.
The 30-year-old who endured a descent campaign with the Dade boys last season joined Hearts of Oak before the start of the season on a two-year deal though he is yet to make a competitive debut for the club.
In an interview, Haruna has assumed leadership role at Olympics admitted the side is missing the services of the Black Stars midfielder.
“Well, talking about [Gladson] Awako, I won’t lie, we miss him but it’s football.
“Once you are playing, you are going forward; players will come, players will go.
“But one thing is, a team has to have a rhythm, play by a rhythm.
“We don’t build a team around one player. So, we miss him but we are going, we are going.” He told Africa-foot.com.
Great Olympics sits 7th position with 9 points after 6 matches.
Source: footballghana.com
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