Ghana Urged to Enhance Women’s Football at Grassroots Level – GFA Technical Director
The Technical Director of Ghana of the Ghana Football Association, Professor Joseph Kwame Mintah has emphasized the urgent need to bolster women’s football development from the grassroots level.
With a keen focus on nurturing talent and providing equal opportunities for female athletes, Professor Mintah aims to elevate the status of women’s football in Ghana.
Speaking to the current state of women football, Professor Mintah highlighted the importance of investing in grassroots programs to identify and develop young female footballers , emphasized that creating robust structures at the grassroots level is crucial for sustained success in women’s football and for building a pipeline of talent for the national team.
Ghana has a rich history in football, but there is still significant room for growth, particularly in the women’s game. Despite notable achievements on the international stage, including appearances at the FIFA Women’s World Cup, there remains a need for systematic development and support at the grassroots level.
Professor Mintah’s appointment comes at a pivotal moment for women’s football in Ghana, signaling a renewed commitment to fostering talent and promoting gender equality within the sport. His vast experience and strategic vision position him as a catalyst for positive change and innovation in football development.
By prioritizing grassroots initiatives and providing resources for coaching, infrastructure, and player development, Ghana can create a more inclusive and vibrant football ecosystem for women and this approach not only benefits individual players but also contributes to the overall growth and competitiveness of women’s football in the country.
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Story by : George Opoku Boateng . gopokuboateng@gmail.com . Ahotor FM . X – Prekese GH
