The bankroller of Dreams FC Kurt Okraku has said the club will continue to produce quality players in Ghana.

The newly-promoted Division One side is noted for nurturing top class talent like Augsburg and Black Stars left back Abdul Baba Rahman, Egypt goal king John Antwi of Ismaili and Hearts of Oak and Black Satellites goalkeeper Seidu Mutawakilu within the last five years of existence.

“We are very much grateful to God for what He has done. Our motto is “In God we trust” and that is what is been driving my management team,” Okraku told Accra-based Starr FM.

“We are a baby club but what we do very much to the best of our ability is that we scout a lot and as baby as we are we have a full scouting department who works on daily basis,” the former Ghalca administrative manager added.

“We are still committed and will continue to pursue it to the best of our abilities. I think that our target is to continue to produce talents and once the season rolls out eventually, our talents will grow and the world will see,” Okraku stated.