The Head of Public Relations and Strategy at the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Neil Armstrong-Mortagbe, has said that their administration has made some progress despite the setbacks.
He stated that the Kurt Okraku-led GFA administration has managed football well in the country, which includes the Black Satellites winning the 2021 African Cup of Nations and qualifying for the 2025 edition as well as the Black Princesses also making it to the Women’s AFCON.
Speaking in an interview with Benjamin Sackey on GhanaWeb TV, Armstrong-Mortagbe admitted that the Black Stars’ performance has been underwhelming over the years, which worries them a lot as GFA officials.
“Nobody at the FA is happy when the teams don’t perform. We feel the pain of the Ghanaians. We empathize with Ghanaians and are doing everything that the FA can do to continue improving. When it’s the Black Stars, it’s like everything is not going well because the Black Stars are their prime brand. We feel their brand,” he said.
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