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2025 AFCONQ: Kwasi Appiah Steps Down from GFA Executive Council Amid CAF Directive

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2025 AFCONQ: Kwasi Appiah Steps Down from GFA Executive Council Amid CAF Directive

Kwasi Appiah has temporarily stepped down from his position as a member of the Executive Council of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) following a directive from CAF. Appiah, who currently serves as the head coach of the Sudan national team, is set to face Ghana in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, raising concerns of a potential conflict of interest due to his dual roles.

In response to these concerns, CAF issued a letter to the former Black Stars coach, requesting his resignation from the GFA Executive Council until the conclusion of the AFCON qualifiers. 

The letter stated, “This situation is contrary to the CAF Statutes and the FIFA Code of Ethics. For that reason and to preserve the integrity of the AFCON qualifiers, I urge you to take immediate action to resolve this conflict of interest, including, at the minimum, temporarily stepping down from one of the two roles until the conclusion of the competition.”

The qualifiers will wrap up in November 2024, with Sudan scheduled to face Niger before hosting Angola. Appiah took over the Sudan job in 2023 and has guided the Falcons of Jediane to four wins in six competitive matches. He will aim to add Ghana to his list of casualties on October 10 in the first leg of the qualifiers at the Accra Sports Stadium.

The Black Stars are currently struggling, having suffered a 1-0 defeat to Angola and managing only a 1-1 draw against Niger, leaving them third in Group F with just one point.

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