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The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has received the first shipment of football boots that will be distributed to Premier and Division One League Clubs, fulfilling their promise to provide 30 pairs of boots to each of the 18 betPawa Premier League clubs and 48 Access Bank Division One League clubs.
The announcement was made by GFA President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku during the 28th ordinary session of congress on August 30, 2022, at the Ghanaman Centre of Excellence in Prampram.
The Premier League clubs will receive a total of 540 pairs of boots for their players, while all 48 Division One League Clubs will receive 30 pairs each.
The initiative will provide a total of 1,440 pairs of boots to the Division One League clubs annually, bringing the total number of boots distributed each year to 1,980.
This is part of the GFA’s effort to ease the financial burden on club owners in the two top-tier male competitions.
Analysis
The Ghana Football Association’s initiative to provide football boots to Premier and Division One League Clubs is a welcome development in Ghana’s football scene. This move comes as a relief to club owners who have to bear the costs of purchasing essential equipment for their players.
Football boots are a crucial part of a footballer’s kit, and the right pair can significantly improve their performance on the field. However, for many young footballers in Ghana, getting their hands on a good pair of boots can be a challenge due to financial constraints.
By providing clubs with 30 pairs of boots, the GFA is not only reducing the financial burden on club owners but also giving players access to better quality boots. This will not only enhance their performance on the field but also boost their morale and motivation to perform at their best.
The initiative will benefit a total of 66 clubs in the Premier and Division One Leagues, with a total of 1,980 pairs of boots distributed annually. This is a significant step towards promoting the development of football at the grassroots level, which is essential for the growth of the sport in the country.
Moreover, this initiative will also help to address the issue of players sharing boots, which can lead to discomfort and injuries. With every player having their pair of boots, they can customize the fit to suit their preferences and avoid the risk of contracting infections from shared footwear.
The GFA’s move to provide football boots to Premier and Division One League Clubs is a commendable effort towards promoting the growth of football in Ghana. It will not only ease the financial burden on club owners but also contribute to improving the quality of football in the country.
