President of Ghana League Clubs Association, Kudjoe Fianoo has withdrawn from the five-member Interim Management Committee set up by the government to run the football following steps to dissolve the Ghana Football Association.
Mr Fianoo withdrew from the committee after the government rejected a proposal from the League clubs, who met the Ministry a day before the announcement of the committee.
The astute football administrator rejected the offer to be part of the committee explaining he was unaware of his inclusion as he was not informed by the government.
Meanwhile, the Ghana League Clubs Association led by Kudjoe Fianoo wanted to sit with government and look for a way forward in addressing the current crisis in Ghana Football.
Reports say Mr Fianoo wants to be in tandem with fellow members of the Ghana League Clubs Association.
The five-man committee from government includes Dr Kofi Amoah, former Black Stars Captain Abedi Pele, Rev. Osei Kofi and Eva Okyere. Sports Journalist Dan Kweku Yeboah is the spokesperson of the committee.
The committee is expected to meet Football's World governing body FIFA on Tuesday, with the Association ordering for the inclusion of members of the Ghana Football Association.