Ghana Premier League Clubs Commit to Strengthened Matchday Security Measures

All 18 clubs in the Ghana Premier League have pledged to implement enhanced matchday security protocols following an emergency meeting held at the Ghana Football Association (GFA) headquarters on Thursday, February 6, 2025.

The decision comes in response to growing concerns about matchday security and the need for stronger regulations to protect players, officials, and fans.

During the meeting, club representatives agreed on the urgent need to enforce club licensing regulations more strictly. They recognized that the current frameworks required a thorough reassessment to address the security challenges that have arisen in recent seasons.

The clubs affirmed their commitment to the new protocols, which are designed to strengthen security measures at matches and improve the overall experience for spectators.

A joint statement released by the league confirmed that all Premier League clubs are united in adopting these enhanced security protocols.

This collective effort emphasizes the clubs’ responsibility to safeguard their supporters and uphold the integrity of the sport in Ghana.

The clubs believe these measures will help restore confidence among fans and stakeholders in the league.

These newly agreed protocols will serve as the basis for discussions at an upcoming Executive Council meeting scheduled for February 7, 2025.

At this meeting, detailed guidelines will be developed and shared ahead of the Premier League season, ensuring that all clubs are well-prepared to comply with the new regulations.

This proactive approach highlights the league’s commitment to creating a secure and enjoyable matchday environment.