The President of the Ghana Football Association has offered his assessment of the ongoing 2020-21 Ghana Premier League season.

The current campaign despite starting during a challenging period owing to the Covid-19 pandemic has seen a boost in the attention and following.

The competitive standards of the local league have increased causing excitement all over.

The Ghana FA boss in an exclusive interview with FootballMadeinGhana.com has shared his assessment of the league so far.

“I think overall, it’s been very very competitive. Before the commencement of the season we had no doubt that the Ghanaian football populace, corporate Ghana, were very much yearning for the return of association football in the country. So when we had the green light from the government we were in a hurry to roll out the season,” he said.

“Quality of play has been on the rise. We’ve seen some very good games, we’ve seen some very good players. Administratively I think we are there. It’s been very good.

“Clubs, club owners, administrators, executives have been up and doing. Match officials have been breathing a new life into the football industry.

“I know that we still have a long way to go but we will improve given quantum of investment we’re making, in refereeing, development of coaches for example. I know that we’ll definitely get there,” Kurt Okraku concluded.