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We are sorry – GFA finally apologises for Black Stars poor performance in AFCON

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has finally rendered an apology to Ghananias for the poor performance of the Black Stars in the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Côte d’Ivoire.

Ghanaians have been criticizing the GFA for not apologizing to the nation, after the team was bundled out in the group stage of the tournament.

But, in a statement on Tuesday, January 30, 2024, the GFA said it understands the people’s disappointment with the performance of the Black Stars. “Our team’s performance fell short of the high expectations we all share, and we take full responsibility for the disappointment,” the statement said.

Read the full statement:
The Ghana Football Association extends our sincerest apologies to the good people of Ghana and all stakeholders for the recent disappointing performance of the senior national team, the Black Stars at the Africa Cup of Nations Cote D’Ivoire 2023.

We understand the disappointment and frustration that such results can bring to our passionate football-loving nation. Our team’s performance fell short of the high expectations we all share, and we take full responsibility for the disappointment.

Following a meeting of the Executive Council of the Association and Chairmen of the RFAs on Tuesday, January 30, 2024, the GFA wishes to assure all stakeholders that the requisite steps are being taken to address the issues at hand, and a thorough review of the team’s strategies, training, compensation, and overall structure is underway.

We value the unwavering support of our stakeholders, and we commit to working tirelessly with you to ensure a stronger and more competitive team. Your loyalty and passion are the driving forces behind our efforts to rebuild and elevate the standard of Ghanaian football.

We appreciate your understanding during this challenging time and remain dedicated to restoring the pride and success we all desire for the Ghana Black Stars. Together, we will emerge stronger and more resilient.

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