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GPL: TV broadcast company StarTimes to invest $1m into 2021/22 season

Susu Graham by Susu Graham
October 26, 2021
Reading Time: 1 min read

Television broadcast right owners of the Ghana Premier League, StarTimes have announced they will invest $1 million in the Ghana Premier League during the upcoming league season.

This was announced during the 2021/22 Ghana football season launch. The money will be used mostly for production and marketing.

The marketing manager of Startimes in Ghana, Akorfa Banson, also announced various improvements to the TV product.

Live player graphics, augmented reality and a new montage were some of the new features teased to be added ahead of the upcoming season.

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