FIFA Threat: Ghana Discontinues GFA Court Case

The Federation of International Football Association (FIFA) after their meeting with the Government of Ghana have settled on a number of ways to solve the current Ghana Football crisis.

Fifa today held a new meeting with Ghanaian delegation in Zurich, Switzerland, in the wake of an August 27 ultimatum issued by the world football’s governing body to withdraw a court case against Ghana Football Association.

FIFA issued a warning to the Government of Ghana to withdraw their liquidation case against the GFA or face suspension.

The governement wrote to FIFA asking for further discussion on the issue and they have now come to a consensus after the meeting.

One of the major steps aftermath of the meeting is that, Government will take steps to discontinue their bid to dissolve the Ghana Football Association.

FIFA says it will establish a normalization Committee to replace the Ghana Football Executive Committee, FIFA also said they will consult the government and CAF to appoint persons with integrity and competence to steer the affairs of Ghana football among others.

All football related activities have been put on hold in the country after a documentary by undercover journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas revealed malpractices involving Ghana FA officials and top referees.

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