October 26 2026, in a candid interview, outspoken sports journalist Dan Kwaku Yeboah has revealed a painful truth: the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and the national football authorities owe legendary coach Charles Kumi Gyamfi substantial money for his services until his death.

Yeboah’s disclosure comes amid growing calls for accountability in the sport that once brought the nation together. Gyamfi’s remarkable achievements—including guiding the Black Stars to multiple major honours—have long been celebrated, yet he insists some of his outstanding salaries were never paid.

This revelation underscores a troubling gap between the gratitude shown to Ghana’s football heroes and the financial recognition they deserved. As the nation prepares for another campaign, the question lingers: how can we honour our legends when their contributions remain financially unfulfilled?

In the world of Ghanaian football, debts like these can cast long shadows over legacy and morale. Yeboah’s words add fuel to debates about fairness in the sport. The GFA must now confront this oversight head-on to restore trust and inspire future generations.

Source:https://x.com/TheGhanaWeb/status/2114729011855102382