Running a Ghana Premier League club costs a minimum of $300,000 a season – Berekum Chelsea President, Bernard Amofa Jantuah
The President of Berekum Chelsea Bernard Amofa Jantua has revealed that running a club in the Ghana Premier League requires a minimum of $300,000 per season.
Speaking to Sir Joe Laka on Kessben TV, the Berekum Chelsea President highlighted the significant financial commitment involved in operating a top-flight football club in Ghana.
According to him, clubs need substantial resources to meet their financial obligations throughout the season, including player-related expenses, logistics, administration and other operational costs.
He noted that despite the financial challenges facing clubs, owners and administrators continue to invest heavily to keep their teams competitive in the Ghana Premier League.
The revelation has once again drawn attention to the financial difficulties confronting clubs in Ghana’s top-flight league, where teams often rely on sponsorships, owner funding and other sources of revenue to sustain their operations.
