Accra-based third division side Great Somas Football Club has announced the appointment of Moses Kanduri, Chief Executive Officer of Aceline BCNJ Group and Founder of ALExPay Africa, as the new Board Chairman of the club and its academy.
The appointment marks a significant step in the club’s long-term strategy to strengthen its football development pipeline and elevate its competitive performance within West Africa’s fast-growing football landscape.
According to the club, Kanduri’s arrival comes at a pivotal moment as Great Somas aims to transform both its senior and youth academy structures into sustainable hubs for talent development, professional growth, and community impact.
He is recognised for his instrumental role in organising Ghana’s international friendly against Chile in 2012 and his collaborative engagements with several South American national football teams — partnerships that Great Somas believes will accelerate the club’s vision for international exposure and talent advancement.
Kanduri’s core responsibilities include steering the long-term strategic direction for both the senior team and the academy, leveraging international networks to secure development and scouting pathways for emerging players, and leading a new era of professionalism, performance, and youth empowerment within the club.
Great Somas FC’s line of production has seen exciting youngsters come through their stables: Mathew Cudjoe Anim, Raymond Asante, Samuel Gidi, Stephen Sackey (Precision FC Dubai), Solomon Sosu of Al Ain, but on loan at Al Nasr, Daniel Nunoo (SK Rapid), and William Kumadu of FC San Diego.
