Ghana: League Winner To Get GHC 250,000; StarTimes Set To Invest $1million

Written By Omolagba Oluwayemi

Ahead of the fast approaching Ghanian Premier League season, President of Ghana Football Association Kurt Okraku on Tuesday announced that the winner of the 2021/22 league will earn GHC 250,000 as prize money.

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The League winner will take home a trophy and cash prize of GHC 250,000 and 40 gold medals whiles the 1st and 2nd Runner up receive GHC 150,000, 40 silver medals, and GHC 80,000, 40 Bronze medals respectively.

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In Division One, Winners of the various Zones (One, Two, and Three) will also receive a brand new car and 40 medals as reward packages in the second tier competition while the second-placed teams take home GHC 30,000 and 30 silver medals each.

For the Women’s League, the Winner will be rewarded with GHC 50,000 and 40 Gold medals while the Runner up receives GHC 30,000 and 40 Silver medals. Each of the 20 participating clubs will receive jersey team bags, movable mini goalpost, footballs, ball bags, cones and shin guards.

Each of the 20 participating clubs will receive jersey team bags, movable mini goalpost, footballs, ball bags, cones and shin guards.

The Ghana Premier League will commence on Friday with newly promoted side Accra Lions taking on Elmina Sharks in the capital.

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This season’s Ghanian Premier League is set to also receive a major boost in the area of Television coverage as official broadcast right holder StarTimes are set to invest $1 million in production and promotion of the elite competition.

Over 150 live games will be broadcast across the globe during the 2021/22 season.

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I’m Oluwayemi, a sports analyst, writer and a passionate football follower. I started writing while I was in High School although not sports related but I became a professional sports analyst and writer in the year 2019. My passion for football led me into talking sports. I love writing articles as well and I love reporting events the way they unfold without mincing words for the fear of anyone.

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