Harry Zakour Laments Decline In Ghana Premier League Standard
Harry Zakour Former Hearts of Oak Chief Executive Officer, Harry Zakour has voiced concerns over what he believes is a significant decline in the standard of the Ghana Premier Read More... The post Harry Zakour Laments Decline In Ghana Premier League Standard appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
Former Hearts of Oak CEO Harry Zakour has expressed disappointment over what he perceives as a marked decline in the standard of the Ghana Premier League. The country's top division has encountered difficulties recently, as several key players have migrated to other African leagues in pursuit of more promising opportunities. In an interview with Sporty FM, Zakour confirmed that while the game has evolved, the decrease in the league's quality is palpable.
"The Ghana Premier League’s standard has decreased. I recognize that times have altered, yet the drop in the Premier League is apparent," he stated. Zakour also commended the former GFA president, Kwesi Nyantakyi, while expressing optimism that incumbent GFA president Kurt Okraku could aid in rectifying the current situation. "Kwesi Nyantakyi was effective, but I won't discount Kurt Okraku; circumstances have changed.
No state is immutable," he added. Zakour is acknowledged as one of Hearts of Oak's most prosperous administrators. Under his guidance, the Phobians achieved remarkable success, clinching the CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup, in addition to domestic titles. The 2026/27 Ghana Premier League campaign is set to commence on September 5.
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