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The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced the postponement of the Ghana Football Retreat, originally scheduled for 28th November 2024.
In a statement, the GFA explained that the decision to reschedule followed extensive consultations with key partners and stakeholders. The move aims to guarantee the full and meaningful participation of all involved in the crucial discussions centred on the national teams.
The GFA assured members, partners, and the general public that a new date for the retreat will be communicated in due course.
“We appreciate the understanding and cooperation of all our members, partners, and stakeholders,” the statement concluded.
The retreat is expected to serve as a vital platform for strategic discussions and planning for the future of Ghana’s football.
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