The Ghana Football Association (GFA) is set to announce the first batch of professional referees who will be employed on a full-time basis.This latest...
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Maroc - GHANASOCCERNET.COM - A la Une - 09/Aug 18:20
GFA boss Kurt Okraku reasserts focus on overall football development
Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku reaffirmed his commitment to the overall growth of Ghanaian football, emphasising that the Executive Council's focus is on the collective advancement of the sport rather than catering to individual clubs."I stand for Ghana Football. The Executive Council stands for Ghana Football and not for individual clubs. Whatever policies we make, or decisions we take are for the greater good," Okraku stated.Under Okraku’s leadership, one of the standout initiatives has been the "Catch Them Young" policy, aimed at developing young referees. This program has already started to bear fruit, with these young referees recently officiating in the KGL U-17 Colts Championship, another significant initiative introduced during Okraku's tenure, which began in 2019.The "Catch Them Young" policy highlights Okraku's administration’s focus on nurturing talent from a young age, ensuring the future of football in Ghana is in capable hands.The involvement of young referees in major youth tournaments like the KGL U-17 Colts Championship is seen as a positive step toward building a more robust and experienced pool of officials for the future.Okraku’s administration continues to prioritise policies that promote the long-term success and integrity of Ghanaian football, reinforcing the importance...
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