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Government sponsoring 2026/27 Ghana Premier League – Kofi Adams

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The government is sponsoring the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League as part of efforts to strengthen domestic football and improve the financial stability of clubs, Sports and Recreation Minister Kofi Iddie Adams has confirmed.

According to Mr Adams, the government’s intervention is aimed at providing the necessary financial support to Premier League clubs while creating conditions that will eventually enable them to operate independently without heavy reliance on state funding.

Speaking to Max TV, the Buem Member of Parliament said the government intends to maintain its support until the clubs are financially strong enough to stand on their own.

“Government is sponsoring it (GPL) and intends to continue to sponsor up to a point that the clubs can be on their feet,” Adams said.

He explained that the government’s broader objective extends beyond financing the league, stressing the need to develop sustainable domestic clubs and competitions.

“Government is interested in building our domestic clubs and leagues,” he added.

The intervention comes at a time when the Ghana Premier League continues to operate without a major commercial title sponsor, a situation that has contributed to financial challenges for clubs over the years.

The return of President John Dramani Mahama’s administration in 2025 has seen renewed government involvement in domestic football, with the state committing resources to support the top flight.

Ahead of the 2026/27 season, each of the 18 Premier League clubs received GH¢1 million in government financial support.

The funds are expected to assist clubs with operational expenses and other costs associated with competing in the league.

The government, however, expects its intervention to serve as a transitional measure rather than a permanent source of funding for the clubs.

Mr Adams indicated that once clubs become financially sustainable, government resources could be redirected towards other areas of football development.

The 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season began in September, with 18 clubs competing for the league title and qualification places for continental competitions.

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