… ommercial arrangements. “Football is and will always be a good vehicle for SAVAS in terms of market penetration strategy,” Simeon-Okraku said. “We will leverage on this relationship and explore ways of ensuring the partnership is mutually beneficial.” GFA Vice-President Mark Addo …
… Over the years, several GFA officials, including Vice President Mark Addo, Executive Council member Nana Oduro Sarfo and Head of Public Relations Strategy Neil Armstrong-Mortagbe, have spoken publicly about ongoing negotiations with potential sponsors. …
… The FA Vice-President, Mark Addo, speaking at the unveiling ceremony, described the agreement as another important milestone in the federation’s expanding portfolio of commercial partnerships. …
… Assistant Brand Manager at TECNO Mobile Ghana, Mr Ernest Sonkor, announced that the company would present 100 units each of the TECNO Camon 50 Pro smartphones, TECNO Watch 3 smart watches, and TECNO Buds 4 wireless ear buds to the team.The Vice President of the GFA, Mr Mark Addo …
… The Vice President of the GFA, Mark Addo, described betPawa’s contribution to football development as significant, noting that the support would help the Black Stars and Black Queens in their preparations for major international competitions. …
Mark Addo (M) wih officials of JAC The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has entered into a new partnership agreement with global automobile brand JAC Motors in a move aimed at strengthening football development through strategic corporate support. …
An opinion piece calls on President Mahama to dissolve the Ghana Football Association, citing the Black Stars' poor recent performance: group-stage exits at AFCON 2021, 2023, and the World Cup 2022, failure to qualify for AFCON 2025, and an eight-match AFCON qualifying winless streak spanning three years.
An opinion piece calls on President Mahama to dissolve the Ghana Football Association, citing the Black Stars' poor recent performance: group-stage exits at AFCON 2021, 2023, and the World Cup 2022, failure to qualify for AFCON 2025, and an eight-match AFCON qualifying winless streak spanning three years.
The Ghana Football Association and Japanese multinational Meiji Holdings have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a long-term partnership focused on sports nutrition, player performance, and football development. The agreement includes provision of SAVAS sports nutrition supplements, protein shakes, and financial support for health and nutrition coaching, with Meiji also exploring market entry for its products in Ghana through football.
The GFA announced each Ghana Premier League club will receive GHC1 million for the upcoming season, with the league champion receiving GHC3 million. An opinion piece acknowledges the welcome financial support but argues that the league must eventually become self-sustaining rather than depend on continuous government investment.
Businessman Ibrahim Mahama visited Ghana's Black Stars squad in Rhode Island ahead of their World Cup match against Croatia, pledging to provide the team with "a much better bonus" than taxpayers and promising personal investment in the squad. The visit included Ghana's Ambassador to the United States and cabinet ministers, and Mahama said he would now follow the team's World Cup campaign after reconnecting with the squad.
Ghana's Football Association has partnered with automobile brand JAC Motors to reward league champions, best players, and coaches with vehicles, beginning with the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League and Women's Premier League seasons.
Betting company betPawa, Universal Merchant Bank (UMB), and TECNO Ghana have signed partnerships with the Ghana Football Association to support the Black Stars, Black Queens, and domestic football development ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and WAFCON. betPawa committed GH₵3.5 million in support, UMB became the official banking partner for three years, and TECNO Ghana also signed on to contribute to the development of Ghana football.
Sports betting firm betPawa has announced a US$300,000 support package for Ghana's national football teams ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and Women's Africa Cup of Nations. The extension strengthens the company's partnership with the Ghana Football Association, which also includes the Locker Room Bonus initiative that has distributed more than US$500,000 in direct payments to players from domestic league competitions.
Betting and gaming company betPawa has committed GHS 3.5 million to the Ghana Football Association to support the Black Stars and Black Queens ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations. The funds are intended to aid the national teams' preparations for their respective competitions.
The Ghana Football Association has signed a partnership with automobile brand JAC Motors and its local distributor Tryton Motors Ltd to provide logistical support and performance-based incentives across the Black Stars, Ghana Premier League, and Women's Premier League. As part of the deal, JAC Motors will award luxury vehicles to outstanding performers and league champions in the 2026/27 season.