1st Division Side Sekondi Hasaacas CEO, Samuel Paa Kwesi Arbuah has expressed his disappointment in the Government of Ghana for the lack of attention given the sport especially with the struggling nature the game has suffered for the last 3 years.
Ghana’s national U17 and U20 female teams have received a special permit to regroup for training ahead of upcoming international assignments despite a lingering ban on contact sports in the west African country due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Both the U17 and U20 women’s side are set to commence training ahead of World Cup qualification matches but local football was left out
Speaking with Abaidoo Abednego on Spice Center Sports Mr. Arbuah said
“It should be a worrying concern to the government that under it we’ve not played football fully for the past 3 years but it’s been disappointing thus far from the government concerning football”
Football and other contact sports have been on suspension since March following the outbreak of the virus.
