Otto Addo drags GFA to FIFA over contract termination, demands more than $750,000
Former Ghana coach Otto Addo has lodged a complaint with FIFA against the Ghana Football Association (GFA) following the termination of his contract in March, JoySports can exclusively reveal. The former Borussia Dortmund coach is demanding more than $750,000 from the GFA over what he considers the unilateral termination of his contract. JoySports understands that […]
Ghana Football Association (GFA) finds itself embroiled in a dispute with FIFA after the termination of former coach Otto Addo's contract, according to exclusive information provided by JoySports. Addo, who once coached Borussia Dortmund, has formally lodged a complaint with FIFA following his dismissal in March, claiming the association unilaterally ended his agreement.
The former coach is seeking over $750,000 in compensation, a demand stemming from his belief that the termination was unjust. Despite his attempts to secure payment from the GFA, Addo has been unsuccessful, leading him to escalate the matter to the global football governing body. Addo's contract with the GFA saw him receiving a monthly stipend of $50,000, following a 34-month agreement that began in March 2024.
When he was relieved of his duties following Ghana's friendly loss to Germany in March 2026, he had only 10 months left on the contract. The specifics of any financial arrangement that may have been made between Addo and the GFA prior to the termination remain undisclosed. However, according to insiders, Addo is pursuing the outstanding balance owed to him, which reportedly amounts to more than $750,000.
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