President of Medeama SC, Moses Armah-Parker beleives Kurt Okraku will do better as Ghana Football Association (GFA) president when awarded a second term in office.
Mr Okraku who was elected as FA boss in October 2019 will see his term comes to an end in October later this year.
With elections expected to be held later this year, Kurt Okraku has declared his intention to seek reelection during the Ordinary Congress in Kumasi.
However, he is expected to be contested by former GFA boss, George Afriyie and former Western Regional FA boss, Kojo Yankah.
But Mr Armah-Parker says Kurt Okraku has not had it easily since ascending to the throne as FA president but has done well.
According to the former Black Stars management committee member, Mr Okraku will do better when awarded a second term.
“Kurt Okraku is doing well. Being an FA President is not easy, but the administrative measures and initiatives he has implemented are commendable," he told Adom FM.
“All club owners should support Kurt Okraku. Let’s advise him on areas where we think he can enhance his performance. We should all do our part, as we can’t start afresh.
"His second term will be better," he added.