Vice President of the Professional footballers Association of Ghana, and former captain of Medeama SC, Joseph Tetteh Zutah has been named the Director of the new Ghana FA Elite Training Academy.
At the federation’s Meet the Press in Kumasi, the administrative manager of Medeama SC was officially announced as the leader of the inaugural FA Elite Academy.
After hanging up his boots, Tetteh Zutah became active in management and persuaded the FA’s leadership with his work with the Premier League winners and the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana.
In a move to promote grassroots football in the nation, the FA recently inaugurated the GFA Elite Academy in Winkogo, in the Upper East Region.
The FA, headed by Kurt Okraku, is also pushing on with plans to construct 15 more Elite Academies across the nation, the first of which is located in the football-obsessed city of Winkogo.
In order to guarantee that the greatest young talent in the nation receives the appropriate instruction, Tetteh Zutah is expected to oversee the center’s efficient operation.
The young administrator has been given the responsibility by the Ghana Football Association to collaborate with the brightest minds to make sure the Academy’s objectives are met.