Elected last October to replace Kwési Nyantakyi at the head of the Ghana Federation (GFA), Kurt Okraku wants to be the man of the revival of local football. He knows it very well. In order for Ghana to replay the leading roles in Africa, it will require a competitive elite championship.

In a recent statement to Radio Topical, Okraku said its current priority is improving the Premier League. He was clear; he wants to have the best championship in the history of his country under his mandate.

“It is the goal of the FA to improve our championship and that is why we decided to play an autonomous league. In this case, the organizers will have their hands free to work, “he said.

Kurt Okraku is thinking of a global overhaul that will also affect the referees committee: “Again, our decision to change the structure of the arbitration is a step in the right direction. We want to find and improve talented referees. So in the future, I think we will get a better league under my mandate. “

The president of the GFA is therefore expected at the turn.