Experience
Informed by years of engagement with football administration, institutional leadership and the development of the game at regional and grassroots levels.
Together, we can build a football system that works for everyone-stronger competitions, winning national teams, sustainable development, and leadership built on accountability.
The Target
2027
The Candidate
Law. Football. Leadership.
A sports governance professional whose work sits at the intersection of law, football administration, leadership, accountability and sustainable development.
Raphael T. Gyambrah, ESQ. is a distinguished Ghanaian lawyer, football administrator and advocate for effective sports governance and sustainable football development. His experience combines legal expertise, institutional leadership, governance insight and a deep understanding of the structures shaping football in Ghana.
As former Chairman of the Brong Ahafo Regional Football Association (BARFA), he gained practical experience in stakeholder engagement, football governance, organizational management and the development of the game at grassroots and regional levels.
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Professional Positioning
Experience. Leadership. Purposeful Advocacy.
Raphael T. Gyambrah, ESQ. represents a new perspective on sports leadership — combining the authority of experience, the discipline of law and a commitment to stronger, accountable and sustainable sporting institutions.
Leadership
Demonstrated through regional football governance, organizational management and the ability to engage diverse stakeholders around a shared football agenda.
Purposeful Advocacy
Grounded in accountability, transparency, good governance, institutional strengthening and the sustainable development of sport.
The Journey
Profile
2026
The Mission
A clear destination: build the support, partnerships and national confidence required to deliver a new direction for Ghana football.
NOW
Fan-centric Leadership
A campaign built around listening, accountability, football development and the belief that the national game belongs to the Ghanaian people.
VISION
A Stronger Game
Stronger competitions, winning national teams, modern development pathways and leadership that serves the national interest.
The Programme
Building a stronger football future.
Four flagship priorities. Wider policy framework for transforming Ghana football.
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League Football
Transform Ghana's league system into a genuine football business driven by sponsorship, broadcast, media and strategic partnerships.
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Black Stars Winning Project
Establish a clear winning mandate with AFCON success and consistent qualification for major international tournaments.
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Women's Football
Grow, protect and commercialise the women's game while creating sustainable development pathways to national-team success.
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Public Accountability
Keep Ghanaians informed, involved and heard through transparent leadership and regular public engagement.
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The Principle
Our Principles
Leadership with public purpose.
Fan-centric
Football is for Ghanaians. The public must have a meaningful voice in how the national game is administered.
Performance
Stronger competitions, better development pathways and national teams capable of succeeding at the highest level.
Accountability
Transparent leadership that keeps the public informed, involved and heard.
In the News.
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Antoine Semenyo has made history by becoming the first Ghanaian player to be named in the PFA Premier League Team of the Year. The Manchester City fo…
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Former Brong Ahafo Football Association Chairman Ralph Gyambrah has delivered another scathing critique of the current state of the Ghana national fo…
Read Story →WWC 2027: Black Queens keep qualification hopes alive with playoff win over Côte d’Ivoire
Ghana kept alive their dream of playing at the 2027 Women’s World Cup with a crucial win over Côte d’Ivoire on Thursday. The Black Queens defeated Cô…
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The Target
Ready.
Ready.
Announce.
Win 2027.
A campaign built by the people, for the people - delivering football leadership that listens, performs and serves Ghana.