General Secretary of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Prosper Harrison Addo has disclosed that clubs will be given time to reorganize their teams before the Premier League resumes after the coronavirus pandemic.
Football activities in the country have been suspended due to the outbreak of the pandemic as measures to end the spread.
So far, over 622,548 persons have been infected worldwide, with over 28,812 deaths recorded.
"We must give the clubs some time to train their players and reorganise before playing football again," Addo told Joy FM on Saturday.
"We can’t just let the clubs play immediately after the coronavirus comes to an end.
"We have to observe safety measures such as washing of hands, avoiding shaking of hands and so on."
Ghana has so far registered 151 cases of the coronavirus, involving four deaths.
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