The Chief Executive Officer for Hearts of Oak, Mr. Frederick Moore has disclosed that he won't be vying to be on the committee that will advise the GFA on the autonomy of the league.
The FA announced that they have started plans to make the Premier League independent of the football’s governing body.
According to them, the Premier League Autonomy Committee will be made up of 3 persons nominated by the 18-Premier League Clubs with the other two to be added by GFA.
This special task committee will advise the GFA on the autonomy of the league, the format, the modalities, start date, and rulebook, among other parameters.
Speaking to Kumasi FM, Frederick Moore has ruled himself out of the running to serve on a soon to be named committee.
"I’m not vying to be on the committee. I believe I have the capabilities, managing Hearts of Oak is not easy but I don’t intend to put myself forward for that," He told Kumasi FM.
"I’ve got a lot of things that are in the pipeline and a lot of things doing in football that will make it difficult for me to devote that amount of time that will be needed", he concluded.
The topflight is currently managed by the Premier League Committee chaired by Lepowura Alhaji M.N.D Jawula with day-to-day administrative support from the Competitions Department of the GFA
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