A code of conduct has been agreed to by the Black Stars players, technical staff, management, and other members of the Ghanaian delegation who are currently attending the FIFA World Cup finals in Qatar.
The team is expected to protect the reputation of the Black Stars, GFA, and Ghana by acting morally upright, respectfully, honestly, and with a very high level of integrity.
The team’s collective behavior is described as well as the standards, guidelines, obligations, and proper practices for each member of the team in the code of conduct.
The GFA anticipates that the players and all other national team members will uphold these ideals during their time with the team, particularly when in Doha, Qatar for the FIFA World Cup, which begins on November 20, 2022.
As soon as they arrived at the team’s training camp in Abu Dhabi, the group signed the Code of Conduct.
In Group H, the Black Stars will compete against Uruguay, South Korea, and Portugal.
Laryea Kingston, a former Ghana international, and Leroy Rosenoir, Head of Analysis for English Premier League Productions, are slated to head a group of skilled analysts for EIB Network’s coverage of the 2018 World Cup.
Beginning today, Sunday, November 2022, the pair has promised fans “compelling and intelligent” coverage of the world cup event.
