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Ernest Arhinful••326 words · 2 min read Ghana's Sports Minister is pushing for a fundamental change in how the country develops its football talent-find out why this shift is crucial for
Sports Minister Kofi Iddie Adams has called for a structured youth football development pathway in Ghana, emphasizing a shift from selection-driven
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