Hohoe United’s Administrative Manager, Yussif Alhassan Uthman, has confirmed that the club has officially informed the Ghana Football Association (GFA) of its decision to withdraw from the ongoing league season.
The Kpando-based side says its move is rooted in concerns over what it describes as systemic unfairness in the competition.
According to Yussif Uthman, the club has already submitted its position to the FA but is yet to receive any formal response.
Speaking in an interview with Sporty FM, he noted that communication had been completed, though feedback from the governing body is still pending.
“We have officially communicated to the Ghana Football Association, but have yet to receive any response from them,” he said.
He further revealed that the club intends to provide a more comprehensive explanation for its decision in an upcoming statement.
“I’m sure by the later closure of the day, we will issue an elaborate press release to cite some of the more reasons why those decisions were taken,” Yussif added.
With the GFA expected to respond, uncertainty now surrounds Hohoe United’s status in the Ghana Premier League, raising questions about the broader implications for the competition should the decision stand.
Hohoe United sit 17th on the league standings with 30 points after 27 matches played.
