The Ghana Football Association (GFA) Foundation has visited Koforidua City FC following a road accident that left 11 players injured, to assess their condition and determine the support needed.
The delegation, led by GFA Foundation Director Malcolm Frazier Appeadu and Eastern Regional Football Association Chairman Linford Asamoah Boadu, visited the club’s base in Koforidua to express solidarity with the team.
The accident occurred at Saforo, near Adawso in the Eastern Region, while the team was travelling to Tutu-Akuapem for a Division Two League fixture against Shacor Super Stars. The vehicle was carrying 19 players and three officials.
The 11 injured players were treated and discharged from the Tetteh Quarshie Memorial Hospital at Akuapem-Mampong.
During the visit, Team Manager Victoria Nkansah Boadu briefed the delegation on the players’ condition, confirming that medical care, including physiotherapy, was ongoing for those injured.
Malcolm Frazier Appeadu assured the club of the GFA Foundation’s support and reaffirmed its commitment to the welfare of footballers, particularly during difficult periods.
Asamoah Boadu also expressed concern over the incident and pledged the Eastern Regional Football Association’s support.
