President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku, has revealed that efforts are underway to clinch a new headline sponsor and broadcast partner for the Ghana Premier League (GPL).

The top professional football league has been without a main sponsor for the past year and a half since betting company betPawa abruptly ended its agreement with the GFA.BetPawa on November 7, 2023, ended the three-year deal just one year and three months into the contract.

Speaking during a live interview on GHOne TV on Sunday, May 25, the GFA president, who also doubles as the 2nd vice president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), hinted that the football governing body will soon secure new partnerships, which would be announced soon.

“The Ghana Football Association has been working around the clock to get sponsors for the league, and it will come soon.”

He is confident of the league's quality, arguing that it would make it attractive for TV partners.

“Our Premier League is interesting enough to attract TV partners, and we will announce a new partner soon.”

He went on to reiterate the termination of the contract with StarTimes following the two parties' failure to reach an agreement on a contract extension after the 2024/2025 season following negotiations in March 2025.

He revealed that “We have ended our partnership with StarTimes. They owe the GFA $950,000.”

In the same vein, there have been strong rumors that SuperSport is in line to replace StarTimes as the official broadcast partner for the Ghana Premier League (GPL).

Reports indicate that SuperSport is leading negotiations with the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and is likely to secure the deal for the 2025/26 season

In the meantime, several local TV stations — including Adom TV, Net2 TV, Metro TV, Original TV, and Globe TV — have stepped in to broadcast GPL and FA Cup matches.

The GFA remains optimistic that the upcoming sponsorship and broadcast deals will revitalize the league and restore stakeholder confidence.