Dreams FC have confirmed the appointment of Winfred Dormon as their new head coach, ahead of the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League campaign.
The announcement follows an impressive interim stint, during which Dormon guided the “Still Believe” lads to their highest-ever league finish – 6th place in the 2024/25 season.
Dormon’s appointment marks a significant milestone in his long association with the club.
Having joined Dreams in 2019 as head coach, the former defender has served in multiple roles, including assistant to several head coaches such as Juha Pasoja, Vladislav Viric, Ignatius Osei-Fosu, and Abdul Karim Zito.
His deep knowledge of the club’s philosophy and structure, as well as his steady rise through the ranks – from youth coach to assistant and now permanent first-team manager – speaks volumes about his leadership and tactical capabilities.
The club’s official statement highlights a renewed ambition: to play “exciting, entertaining, and purposeful football” under Dormon’s leadership.
He will now be at the helm of a restructured technical department, tasked with building on last season’s momentum and pushing the team toward title contention and continental competition.
Dormon will commence pre-season duties next month as Dreams begin preparations for what promises to be a defining campaign in their growing legacy.
