According to confirmation from the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Premier League clubs will now retain all net gate earnings from games starting in 2024–2025. This action is intended to give clubs that depend on matchday revenue to maintain their operations some financial support.
Following a meeting between GFA President Kurt Okraku and representatives from the top-flight clubs at the beginning of the season, where they discussed ways to improve the league and alleviate financial issues for clubs, this decision was made.
Out of all the methods that were examined, letting clubs keep 100% of the net gate earnings was the most important one, and the clubs strongly supported it. The clubs have embraced this effort, viewing it as a positive step that will not only alleviate financial strains but also draw in but also attracting fans back to the stadiums.
During a recent Congress, President Okraku emphasised the GFA’s dedication to increasing league competition support. The GFA intends to enable teams to boost fan interaction and create more robust match-day environments nationwide with this new policy.
Story By : Andrews Addotey (Ghana Net Radio)
