The Executive Council of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has established a three-member Regulations Review Committee to examine and propose amendments to the Rules and Regulations governing the Ghana Premier League, the Women’s Premier League, and the Division One League.
This decision was taken at the recent Executive Council meeting, where members highlighted the urgent need to update the existing regulatory framework to reflect recent developments in the local football ecosystem.
The newly formed committee comprises three Executive Council members: Fred Acheampong, Nana Sarfo Oduro, and Gideon Fosu. Their task is to conduct a comprehensive review of the current regulations and recommend reforms that will enhance the governance, integrity, and growth of Ghana football.
In executing its mandate, the Committee will engage a broad spectrum of stakeholders, including clubs, referees, coaches, players, administrators, and other key actors, to ensure that the review process is inclusive and reflective of the realities of the game on the ground.
The Committee has been given a one-week window to submit an initial plan of action to the Executive Council, after which further steps will be taken. This initiative is in line with the GFA’s commitment to strengthening the structures of Ghana football and aligning its regulatory environment with global best practices.
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