Barring any unforeseen glitches, the Englishman will arrive in the country on April 18. Speaking at the ‘Open Forum on Football’, a program arranged by Radio Gold at its premises in Accra yesterday, Mr Nyantakyi noted that the English FA chief’s coming to Ghana is to help improve football in the country.
He said that: “His coming will mark the beginning of how we want to repackage football to become more attractive.
“He has rich experience in football management and has succeeded in turning around the leagues of countries like South Africa, Ethiopia and others, and we want to tap into his experience to repackage our league,” the FA boss added. Mr Nyantakyi mentioned that the Englishman’s coming into the country forms part of the FA’s move to find ways to fill the various stadia as well as find ways to push the local league to a top gear.
Low patronage has characterized the local league in recent years generating questions from the sporting populace-about the credibility of the league.
But Mr Nyantakyi has outlined reasons like the clash of foreign top-liner league fixtures with the local time table among other factors which his outfit has purposed to address to repackage the local league.
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