The Ghana Football Association Spokesperson, Henry Asante Twum, has disclosed that the FA has requested for an extension from CAF to decide on the future of the 2019/20 football season as today marks the deadline for Member Associations to decide whether to continue or truncate the season.



The Ghana FA last week engaged the various stakeholders in a virtual meeting since the outbreak to decide on the future of the 2019/20 Ghana Premier League.

Most of the clubs have suggested that the 2019/20 football season be cancelled whilst others have proposed football should return when its safe to do so.

The Ghana FA is set to meet with the Executive Council after consulting the clubs and then later with government and health authorities before taking a final decision.

Henry Asante Twum in an interview confirmed that the GFA has given CAF a situational report on the pandemic in Ghana.

“We have sent a situational report by giving CAF enough info on what is happening in Ghana”, he told Asempa FM.

“We have notified them that we cannot make a decision without adhering to the directives from the government. We have given CAF an update and we have requested for two weeks whereby we will come up with a firm plan and decision going forward”, he added.



source: Ghanasoccernet

Henry Asante Twum a Broadcast journalist and Dreams FC communications Director is set to be appointed to the role of Public Relations Officer of the Ghana Football Association.

Mr. HAT  is set to replace Tamimu Issah, who held the position for two months and a half.

Issah has been working at the Communication Department of the Ghana Football Association for almost a decade and a half until his resignation via his Facebook handle this afternoon.

Meanwhile, Henry Asante has vast experience, football exploits with Amidaus Professionals, Tema Youth, Berekum Chelsea, and Dreams FC.

His media works spans across two decades, stints with GBC, Choice FM, Radio XYZ, Starr FM, and others.

Hopefully, he will bring his experience acquired over the years to help the Kurt Okraku administration.