Kwami Sefa Kayi backs Andre Ayew for GFA presidency

Renowned broadcast journalist Kwami Sefa Kayi has publicly expressed his support for former Black Stars captain André "Dede" Ayew to contest the presidency of the Ghana Football Association (GFA). The veteran media personality, known for his influential role in Ghanaian public discourse, stated that the national football governing body is in dire need of a fresh perspective and a new strategic direction to restore the sport's global and domestic standing. Sefa Kayi explained that his backing for the veteran midfielder is rooted in the belief that the GFA requires innovative leadership and modern ideas to revitalize the industry. He noted that the current trajectory of Ghanaian football suggests a need for a change in management, suggesting that Ayew’s extensive experience in international football and his leadership on the pitch could translate effectively into administrative excellence. Sefa Kayi emphasized that he would be among the first to support Ayew should the player decide to submit a bid for the role. While the endorsement has generated significant discussion within the sports community, André Ayew has yet to make any formal announcement regarding his future in football administration. Ayew, who has served as a cornerstone of the national team for over a decade, remains active in professional football, though calls for him to transition into leadership roles have increased among fans and stakeholders. As the GFA continues to face scrutiny over the performance of various national teams and the local league, Sefa Kayi’s comments highlight a growing appetite for leadership reform within Ghana's footballing hierarchy.