President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku, has assured football fans and stakeholders that a new headline sponsor for the Ghana Premier League (GPL) will be announced soon.
This comes in the wake of the abrupt termination of betPawa’s sponsorship deal, which left the country’s premier football competition without a title sponsor. The betting company had initially signed a three-year agreement with the GFA, including provisions for annual renewal. However, the deal was unexpectedly discontinued just three months into its duration.
With just three rounds of matches remaining in the 2024/25 GPL season, Okraku—who also serves as the 2nd Vice President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF)—revealed during an interview with GHOne TV that efforts are well underway to secure a replacement.
“The Ghana Football Association has been working around the clock to get sponsors for the league, and it will come soon,” he stated confidently.
The GFA is optimistic that the incoming sponsorship will help rejuvenate the league, restore financial support, and boost morale among clubs and fans alike.