Kurt Okraku: GFA has the men to fix Ghana football

The President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Mr. Kurt E.S Okraku has assured that his outfit has the right men to fix the mess of football in the country.

The Ghana FA is currently under backlash following the exit of the Black Stars from the 2021 TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament at the group stage.

Speaking to TV3 today, Kurt Okraku has given an indication that he is aware football in the country has declined to its poorest state.

According to him, the GFA has the men and will work with the relevant stakeholders to make things better.

“Fixing the Ghanaian football problem starts from the very foundation. It is the responsibility of everyone in EXCO around this time to have cool heads to ensure that we have the right decisions being taken for our dear Black Stars.

“It is important that we all have cool head, go through the right process and make the decisions for Ghana football and we believe that we have the men to take those decisions that will eventually bring Ghana back to winning ways,” the GFA President shared.

Kurt Okraku added, “The minister of state responsible for sports wants the Black Stars to win, I want the Black Stars to win, I want to be an African champion so we will engage and discuss on all fronts and take decisions that will best in the interest of our country.”

The Black Stars returned to Ghana early Thursday morning. Players have already apologised to Ghanaians for the poor performance and are calling for support ahead of the final hurdle in the qualifiers to the 2022 FIFA World Cup.