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The Ghana Football Association has officially released a document showing how the FIFA & CAF Covid-19 Relief Funds would be disbursed. This is coming at a point when the NFF are yet to give the football community in Nigeria a detailed breakdown of how the palliative will be shared.
According to an official statement signed by FA General Secretary Prosper Harrison and dated July 15, 2020. It showed that 12 groups shall benefit from the funds shared by FIFA & CAF.Covid-19 Relief Funds.
nThe 12 groups are: 1. Premier League Clubs, 2. Division One League Clubs, 3. Women's Premier League Clubs, 4. Regional Football Associations, 5. Schools and Colleges, 6. Professional Football Association of Ghana,7. Referees Association of Ghana, 8. Coaches Association of Ghana, 9. Beach Soccer Association. 10. Futsal Association, 11. The Security Services Sports Association, and 12. Juvenile Clubs Association.
Attached below are the full details.
It will be recalled that as at Thursday July 16 during a live session on NFF’s official Instagram page, Pinnick said the NFF is at the moment expecting a total sum of $1million from world football-governing body, FIFA, and another $500,000 from the African confederation, CAF.