The Ghana Football Association will allow clubs to use up to five foreign-based players in a single match in the Premier League.
This was after Congress amended its regulations on foreign players quota.
On 4 January, Congress voted in favour of a proposal by West African Football Academy to increase the number of foreign players in a single league match with special preference to ECOWAS footballers.
The regulation makes an automatic provision of three ECOWAS nationals in a starting line-up for clubs with the other two slots go to non-ECOWAS members.
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