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GFA distributes 3,000 footballs to Colts clubs across 10 regions

Ghana Football Association (GFA) delivered a first batch of 3,000 footballs to all ten Regional Football Associations

GFA distributes 3,000 footballs to Colts clubs across 10 regions
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In Brief

  • •Ghana Football Association (GFA) delivered a first batch of 3,000 footballs to all ten Regional Football Associations
  • •The distribution follows President Kurt Edwin Simeon‑Okraku’s pledge of 10 footballs per active Colts club
  • •The move supports grassroots football ahead of the 2026/27 Regional Colts Football Season, which starts on 31 Oct 2026 in Greater Accra and Brong Ahafo
  • •Northern Regional Football Association held its Ordinary Congress to prepare for the new season
  • •The initiative is part of a broader strategy to ease the burden on Colts clubs as they ready for the new season

Why It Matters

The distribution of footballs is a tangible investment in grassroots football infrastructure, ensuring that clubs at the base of the national pyramid have the equipment needed to train and compete. By aligning the delivery with the start of the new season, the GFA aims to boost participation, improve match quality, and foster talent development across Ghana’s regions.

Key Details

Total footballs distributed
3,000
Football allocation per club
10
Season start date
31 Oct 2026
Regions covered
10
President
Kurt Edwin Simeon‑Okraku

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