Ghana Football Association President Kurt Okraku has urged Premier League Match Commissioners to maintain the integrity of the game as the 2024-25...
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Maroc - GHANASOCCERNET.COM - A la Une - 27/Aug 22:11
GFA President Kurt Okraku calls for increased fan attendance
Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku has stressed the importance of fan involvement, emphasising that football becomes "meaningless" without the presence of supporters.Concerned about the low attendance at domestic matches, especially involving giants Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak, Okraku vowed to take steps to improve the situation.Speaking at the 30th Ordinary Congress, he highlighted the theme of "winning the 12th man" as a crucial aspect of their efforts.Okraku acknowledged the responsibility of the GFA to make the game more attractive to fans and stakeholders.He expressed a commitment to implementing strategies to increase attendance and enhance the overall experience for spectators."We have themed today's congress, winning the 12th man, fixing the fundamentals and consolidating our gains," he said."This is in recognition of our responsibility to make our game attractive for the fans of football without whose patronage, our game is meaningless for it is these very fans who throng our match venues and consume the products and services we offer."We certainly owe it to our beautiful game to continue our efforts to make the game attractive to our fans and all stakeholders."With the new Ghana Premier League season set to begin...
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