The Ghana Football Association (GFA), often at the centre of reform debates, has faced criticism for poor accountability, weak financial transparency, and declining performance of the national teams. The recent crunch meeting between the Ministry of Sports and Recreation and the GFA was hailed as a turning point, but reforms targeted only coaching, leaving behind youth football development, women football, fan trust, infrastructure and governance.
Frank Appiah Kusi, PhD: Governance Gaps, Transparency, and the Business of Football in Ghana
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