Tributes continue to pour in from across Ghana’s football landscape as clubs and authorities express solidarity with Berekum Chelsea following the tragic death of one of its players.
Hohoe United Football Club has joined the growing list of teams offering condolences, describing the incident as a painful loss that has shaken the entire football community.
In a statement, the club extended sympathies to the family, teammates, and supporters affected by the death of Dominic Frimpong, who reportedly died following an armed robbery attack on the team while returning from a league match.
The Ghana Football Association also reaffirmed its sorrow, noting that the incident had sent shockwaves throughout the sport and represented a significant loss not only to the club but to Ghanaian football as a whole.
Describing Frimpong as a promising talent, the association highlighted his dedication and passion for the game, qualities it said reflected the spirit of the domestic league.
The outpouring of support underscores a moment of collective grief within the football fraternity, as clubs, officials, and supporters unite to mourn and honour the memory of the young player.
The tragedy has further intensified calls for improved safety measures for teams travelling for competitions, as stakeholders seek to prevent similar incidents in the future.
