Former Hearts of Oak and Black Stars midfielder Bernard Aryee has ruled out any plans to invest in Ghanaian football, citing concerns over a lack of transparency in the sport.
Speaking on Adom TV’s Fire for Fire, Aryee explained that putting his money into local football would be too risky.
“I will not use my money to do business in Ghana football; otherwise, I will die early. There is no transparency in what we are doing here,” the Barcelona 1992 bronze medalist said.
The former Black Stars and Liberty Professionals midfielder also urged football authorities to focus on reviving the Colts football system, which he described as the true backbone of the game in the country.
“Ghana should consider going back to Colts football since academies will not help,” he said.
“Academies are for businesses, but Colts football has been there for years, and if we don’t go back to that, we will continue to struggle as a country,” Aryee added.
