Ghana wins bronze at 2024 FIFS World Cup

Ghana claimed third place at the first-ever Junior World Cup of the Federation International Football Skating (FIFS), held in Trabzon, Turkey, with an impressive 5-1 victory over India.

The Ghanaian team, led by President Johnson Kwaku Gameli Kportufe, showcased remarkable skill and determination throughout the tournament, cementing their place among the global elite of roller sports.

Following the closing ceremony, President Kportufe expressed pride in the team’s accomplishment and its potential impact on the sport’s growth in Ghana.

“This achievement reflects our relentless efforts to develop roller sports from the grassroots level,” Kportufe stated. “Our focus on community outreach, structured training programs, and infrastructure development has paid off. Seeing our young athletes excel on an international platform is truly inspiring.”

He highlighted the importance of grassroots initiatives in fostering talent and building a culture of discipline, teamwork, and perseverance among young athletes. “We remain dedicated to expanding these efforts, reaching more communities, and empowering the youth to achieve their potential through roller sports,” he added.

The team’s success stands as a testament to the power of strategic development and investment in youth sports. It also marks a significant milestone for Ghana Skate as they continue to champion roller sports and inspire the next generation of athletes in the country.