No Ghana Premier League club has received promised GHC1m funding – Gold Stars CEO
Bibiani Gold Stars chief executive Akwasi Adu says none of the 18 Ghana Premier League clubs has received the promised GHC1m financial support, six matches into the 2026/27 season. The funding was announced at the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Congress at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence before the start of the campaign, with each […]
Bibiani Gold Stars chief executive Akwasi Adu has revealed that none of the 18 Ghana Premier League clubs has yet received the promised GHC1m in financial support. The funding was announced at the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Congress before the start of the 2026/27 season, with each club expected to receive the money. However, six matches into the campaign, the funds have not arrived, leading to concerns about when the payments will be made.
At Asempa FM’s Ultimate Sports Show, Adu stated that the GFA leadership was expected to meet with club representatives to discuss the delay and finalize the payment schedule. He urged the clubs to take more responsibility for their finances, emphasizing that they should not rely solely on the GFA for financial aid. Despite the delay, Adu remains confident that the money will ultimately be disbursed.
Meanwhile, Gold Stars is set to face newly promoted Debibi United in a Matchday Seven fixture on Sunday, 18 October, aiming to improve their league performance.
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