Ghana’s 20 National Teams Rely on a Single Broken Bus, Calls for Government Support
All 20 Ghanaian national teams, including the Black Stars and Black Queens, depend on one bus purchased by the GFA in 2008.
In Brief
- •All 20 Ghanaian national teams, including the Black Stars and Black Queens, depend on one bus purchased by the GFA in 2008.
- •The bus is now out of service, forcing the GFA to rent a replacement during the most recent international window.
- •GFA President Kurt Okraku highlighted the transport issue as a fundamental barrier to sustainable football development.
- •Okraku urged Parliament to provide greater government support for national team infrastructure.
Why It Matters
The lack of reliable transport hampers the preparation and performance of Ghana’s national teams, limiting their competitiveness on the international stage. Addressing this issue is essential for building a sustainable football ecosystem and achieving consistent success for the Black Stars, Black Queens, and other squads.
Key Details
- Number of National Teams
- 20
- Bus Purchase Year
- 2008
- Bus Status
- Broken / Out of Service
- Last International Window Replacement
- Bus rented
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