GFA mandates pre- and post-match press conferences

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced a new policy that will require all clubs participating in official competitions to hold pre- and post-match press conferences.This decision was made during the 30th Ordinary Congress of the GFA.GFA President Kurt Okraku emphasised the importance of these press conferences as a means of communication between clubs, the media, and fans.He stressed that failure to comply with this directive will result in penalties."Clubs that refuse to comply with the mandatory pre- and post-match conference requirements will be severely punished," Okraku stated.The new policy is set to take effect in the upcoming 2024/25 football season.The GFA will closely monitor compliance and enforce penalties as needed to ensure that the policy is followed.

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