The country’s football governing body will appear before the ministry of Youth and Sports and explain why the Black Stars failed woefully at the 2021 Afcon
Ghana government, through ministry of Youth and Sports, has summoned Ghana FA top hierarchy to a meeting following the Black Stars’ shambolic performance at 2021 Africa Cup of Nations.
The Black could not make it out of their group as they only picked a point following defeats to Morocco and minnows Comoros.
As a result, the ministry of Youth and Sports has arranged an emergency meeting with the “Football People” to ascertain why the country was made to throw money away.
The Black Stars were camped in Doha, Qatar for two weeks and played Algeria in a friendly before they headed to Cameroon for the tournament.
However, things did not go as planned despite all the plans put in place by government.
Interestingly, this was the country’s worse ever performance at the Afcon as they failed to pick just a point.
Ahead of the final Group C game against Comoros, Youth and Sports minister Ussif Mustapha urged the players to do their best since government had provided everything for them.
“On our part as government, you can attest to it that we have done our part, because every single thing that we have to put in place, I have ensured His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has made it available,” Ussif said.
“So there is nothing for you to be worried about as far as financial and logistical issues are concerned. All we need is for you to deliver,” Ussif told the players,” he added.
Following the elimination, a section of Ghanaians including top journalists and politicians have argued that Serbian coach Milovan Rajevac should be given a sack just three month into office.
Ghana FA will have to defend why the coach must stay when they meet the leadership of Youth and Sports ministry
The ministry provided everything including camping in Qatar but still…
Milovan may be sacked.