- Ghana could be saddled with coughing up GH¢15.7 million ($1 million) for playing home games from abroad
- The looming financial burden on the taxpayer stems from CAF’s decision to ban the usage of the Baba Yara Stadium
- However, the Ministry of Youth and Sports has urged the GFA to submit two venues in Accra to CAF for possible approval
Ghana could face a hefty financial burden, amounting to GH¢15.7 million ($1 million) per away match, following CAF’s decision to withdraw the approval of Baba Yara Sports Stadium for international fixtures.
This development has sent shockwaves through the football community, as the once-iconic venue was deemed unfit to host competitive games.
CAF deems Baba Yara not fit for purpose
CAF’s decision came after the Black Stars’ 2025 AFCONQualifier against Angola, during which …