“If They Offer You GH₵30 Billion, Don’t Allow Your Son To Play For B. Chelsea” – Dad Of Late Dominic

Nana Frimpong, the father of late Berekum Chelsea player Dominic Frimpong, has raised serious concerns over what he believes were the circumstances surrounding his son’s involvement with the Ghanaian football club.

According to a report by GTV Sports+ published on October 8, 2026, the grieving father alleged that Berekum Chelsea used his son as a sacrifice in the club’s efforts to escape relegation. The claim has generated attention as the family continues to deal with the loss of the young footballer.

During an interview with Fakye TV, which was later shared by GTV Sports+, Nana Frimpong reportedly issued a strong warning to parents considering sending their children to play for Berekum Chelsea.

He urged parents to stay away from allowing their sons to join the club, regardless of the financial incentives that might be offered. The father emphasised the strength of his warning by saying that even GH₵30 billion should not convince parents to allow their children to play for Berekum Chelsea.

His comments have highlighted the anger and emotional pain he appears to be experiencing following his son’s death. They have also prompted wider conversations about the responsibilities of football clubs towards players and the concerns families may have when young athletes join professional teams.

Nana Frimpong’s allegation that his son was used as a sacrifice remains his personal claim and has not been independently established as fact based on the information available. No evidence has been provided in the report to confirm that the club deliberately used the player in such a manner.

Nevertheless, the father’s comments have placed renewed focus on Dominic Frimpong’s death and the questions surrounding the circumstances of the tragedy. The loss has reportedly left his family searching for answers while dealing with the emotional consequences.

For Nana Frimpong, the incident appears to have significantly changed his perception of Berekum Chelsea. His warning reflects the depth of his grief and his desire for other parents to carefully consider the risks and circumstances before allowing their children to join the club.

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