Great Olympics coach Annor Walker has revealed he will beef up his squad with eight experienced players during the second transfer window.
The Wonder Club endured a purple patchy run of form in the suspended Ghana Premier League.
Despite moving up on the ladder after winning a protest against Medeama.
But coach Annor Walker says he will augment his squad with at least eight experienced and matured players during the second transfer window.
"Olympics lack players hungry for success. The transfer widow is here with us and as a club we need to be busy and get some experience hands to come in and rescue the club from its current position,"
"Frankly, I came in and met three central defenders and apart from Jamaldeen Haruna, the rest cannot help the team and I need to strengthen that side.
"Also I do not have midfielders. In modern football you play with attacking midfielders and even if you have one striker and more midfielders you can get the much needed results with the right approach.
"Quaye was not playing when I came in but I had to work on him and get him to deliver for me and the team and I must say he is proving to be our saviour but he needs support upfront to score more."