GFA president, Kurt Okraku
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced a major financial and logistical boost for all eighteen (18) Ghana Premier League (GPL) clubs ahead of the 2025/26 season, reinforcing its commitment to building a stronger, more competitive and sustainable top-flight league.
Each Ghana Premier League club will receive a minimum of GHS 1,000,000 before the season kicks off.
This financial support is aimed at strengthening club operations, enhancing player welfare, and improving overall competitiveness on and off the pitch.
This investment forms part of the GFA’s broader strategic framework to professionalize the league, empower clubs with sustainable revenue streams and elevate the standard of football in Ghana.
The financial package is complemented by a robust commercialisation strategy developed in partnership with Adesa Productions Limited. This initiative is designed to maximise sponsorship opportunities, enhance marketing efforts and boost matchday and broadcast revenues for participating clubs.
In addition to financial support, the GFA has supplied 540 pairs of football boots across all GPL clubs, ensuring players are fully equipped for the new season.
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Furthermore, 30 footballs per club, totaling 540 footballs, have been distributed to maintain high training and matchday standards.
This multi-faceted support package is part of the Association’s long-term vision to position the GPL as a competitive, sustainable and globally marketable league.
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