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The Ghana Football Association is pleased to announce that Electroland Ghana Limited, distributors of NASCO Electronics, will give a massive upgrade to its reward package for the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season, which kicks off this weekend.
Ahead of the new season, NASCO, the official reward partner for the Man-of-the-Match, Player-of-the-Month and Coach-of-the-Month, has revealed that every Man-of-the-Match winner will now take home a 32-inch NASCO digital television set.
It is the biggest prize ever offered for the Man-of-the-Match award since NASCO began rewarding outstanding performers about eight seasons ago.
Previously, winners received appliances such as mobile phones, men’s grooming kits, standing fans, audio systems.
Beyond the Premier League, NASCO also rewards top performers in the Gold Fields Women’s Premier League and the UMB Division One League, making it one of the longest-serving partners of the Ghana Football Association and a major pillar of support for footballers and domestic football.
Speaking on the enhanced package, Chief Executive Officer of Electroland Ghana Limited, Nour Seklaoui, said:
“This is our contribution to support local football. Our continuous improvement of reward packages season after season for players and coaches of the Men’s Premier League, Women’s Premier League and Division One League underlines our commitment to give back. We wish the GFA, the clubs, coaches and all the players the best of luck as the season opens in a few days.”
General Secretary Prosper Harrison Addo Esq., expressed gratitude to NASCO for its sustained commitment.
“We are grateful to NASCO Electronics for their continuous support. They have been one of our longest-serving partners for domestic football and this improved package will further motivate players and coaches to give their best,” he said.
NASCO Electronics is expected to announce its enhanced packages for the Gold Fields Women’s Premier League and umb Division One League ahead of their respective kick-offs.
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