The Ghana Football Association (GFA) is set to announce a new $2 million television broadcast deal for the Ghana Premier League, beginning with the 2025/26 season.
This agreement comes after the league went without a broadcast partner for the 2024/25 campaign following the expiration of the GFA’s previous deal with StarTimes TV.
According to sources within the FA, the new deal spans two seasons and will see the yet-to-be-named broadcaster air live matches from the Ghana Premier League. The contract does not yet include coverage of the FA Cup or Women’s Premier League.
The GFA’s decision not to renew its deal with StarTimes stemmed from ongoing financial challenges. StarTimes reportedly owes the association $950,000, including $180,000 due to Premier League clubs.
Under the previous agreement, each club was entitled to $30,000 per season, but the broadcaster only fulfilled payments for the first two seasons.
The GFA is expected to officially unveil the new broadcasting partner before the conclusion of the current season in May.
