Eleven Wonders quartet complete back-to-back promotions with Debibi United

Wed 13th May, 2026 22:44

Samuel Acquah, Ephraim Oduro, Gausu Bansi, and Osman Zakaria have achieved a remarkable feat, securing back-to-back promotions after helping Debibi United reach the Ghana Premier League for the first time in the club's history.

The quartet were all part of the Eleven Wonders side that secured Premier League qualification through the playoff against Real Tamale United last season. This time around, they joined Debibi United and have once again tasted promotion success.

In Wednesday's playoff clash against Tamale City at the Accra Sports Stadium, Debibi United came from behind to secure a 3-2 victory, booking their spot in the top flight.

The four players played key roles throughout the campaign, bringing experience and know-how to a squad chasing history.

Their ability to deliver under pressure in consecutive playoff campaigns speaks volumes about their mentality and quality. For Debibi United, the addition of such proven performers proved invaluable.

Now, the quartet will prepare for life in the Ghana Premier League once again, this time with a new club. Their back-to-back promotions are a testament to their winning mentality and ability to thrive in high-stakes situations.

Meanwhile, Eleven Wonders unfortunately failed to retain their place in the top flight and will be returning back to the Division One League next season.

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Wed 13th May, 2026 22:44

Four Eleven Wonders players complete back-to-back promotion with Debibi United

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