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Former Ghana international, Anthony Baffoe, was born as the ideal candidate to succeed Kwesi Nyantakyi as the new president of the Ghana Football Association (GFA).
Baffoe retired from active football almost two decades ago and has since decided to embark on the football administration
ALSO READ: Number 12: You do not can not hold meetings. He was one of the many match coordinators of the FIFA World Cup in Russia. Excellence in duty led to his name being cited as one of the possible candidates to succeed the boss of the GFA, Nyantakyi.
Despite not speaking publicly about taking office, Mr. Baffoe was supported by the Danquah Institute's Executive Director, Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko, to become the new boss of GFA.
The lawyer believes that the ex-footballer is the "best" man to lead the reforms to the FA, which has been beset by corruption and misconduct issues in recent weeks.
In a Facebook post, he said Mr. Baffoe's incorruptible personality, coupled with his love and pbadion for football, made him the man for the job.
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He wrote: "I have known him for more than 40. In my opinion, he will be the best Ghanaian to lead the reform of the Ghana Football Association.He is decent.He believes in the discipline.He is not corrupt.He loves and lives he is a patriot, he knows the game and the business of the game, locally and internationally.He played at the highest level, in the major leagues of Europe, and was captain of the Ghana's national team is respected around the world in football, and when the dust settles, help me to convince him and his powers to make him the new GFA man. Calls Anthony Baffoe. "
Anthony Baffoe is currently the Secretary General of the Association of Professional Footballers of Ghana (PFAG).
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