At the ongoing GFA 29th Ordinary Congress in Kumasi, Kurt E.S. Okraku, the president of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), has made a significant announcement regarding the payment system for referees in the Ghana Premier League.
Okraku revealed that referees officiating in the league will now receive their payments on a weekly basis, marking a notable change in the previous payment structure.
The decision to transition to a weekly payment system for referees reflects the GFA’s commitment to ensuring transparency and efficiency in the Ghana Premier League.
By providing referees with regular and timely payments, the GFA aims to enhance professionalism and maintain high standards of officiating throughout the league.
“Payment of officiating in Ghana Premier League will now be on weekly basis” – Kurt Okraku said.
This new development is expected to have a positive impact on the referees, as it ensures that they are adequately compensated for their services without unnecessary delays.
Additionally, the weekly payment structure is likely to contribute to the overall credibility and integrity of the league, instilling a sense of confidence among both players and fans in the fairness of the competition.
The GFA’s decision aligns with its ongoing efforts to improve the organization and management of football in Ghana. By implementing changes that prioritize the welfare and professionalism of referees, the GFA is taking steps towards enhancing the overall quality and reputation of the Ghana Premier League.
