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The Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) will launch its ‘modified’ 2013 President’s Cup competition on Tuesday.The launch, which will take place at the La-Palm Beach Hotel, will reveal all four participating teams of the competition.Two foreign teams – determined by the organizers will be confirmed where as two local clubs selected through a text messaging contest will also be revealed.The trophy for the competition, which starts from 28 June to 1 July , and associated medals and prizes will also be unveiled.The President’s Cup is a competition annually organized by GHALCA to honour the sitting Head of State of Ghana on the country’s Republic Day.This year’s competition has taken a modified trend from its usual one-off game with four clubs participating.
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