
The Chairman of the Black Queens management committee Fred Crentsil fears women football could die a natural death if corporate organisations continue to ignore the development of the game.
The development of the game has declined in recent years with fans showing litte interest.
The various women's national teams have lost spark and failed to make any significant impact on the continent and Fifa organised competitions.
The women's league in the country is yet to take shape this year and Fred Crentsil is worried about the seeminghly lack of interest of the game in the country by corporate organisations.
"We have having difficulty in acquiring sponsorship for our league and that is very worrisome for us,"Crenstil said. "Most of the major companies are simply not interested in supporting women's game in the country.''
"The Ghana Football Association pumped in too much money for the local league last year and we need the help of the corporate organisations.''
Ghana's Black Queens have qualified for three successive World Cup finals.



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