Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku has highlighted the logistical challenges facing the country’s national football teams, revealing that all 20 national teams have access to only one bus, which is currently out of service.
He said the situation reflects some of the resource constraints affecting the development and performance of Ghanaian football.
“Your Black Stars, your Black Queens and all the other 18 national teams have access to just one bus, which was purchased in 2008 and has now broken down,” Mr Okraku stated.
The GFA President cited the situation as one of the factors contributing to Ghana’s difficulties in achieving greater success in international football, stressing the need for improved logistical support for the national teams.
