GFA Steps In to Fund Francis Abu’s Surgery
Governing body steps in to support injured Black Stars midfielder
- GFA commits to covering all medical expenses for injured midfielder Francis Abu.
- Abu undergoes successful ankle surgery after being hurt during Ghana’s Kirin Cup match in Japan.
- Association praised for swift action and strong dedication to player welfare.
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced that it will cover the full medical costs for Black Stars midfielder Francis Abu after he sustained a serious injury while representing the national team.
GFA Communications Director Henry Asante Twum confirmed that the decision was made following Abu’s ankle injury suffered during Ghana’s Kirin Cup fixture last Friday in Nagoya, Japan.
The Toulouse FC midfielder fractured his ankle during the match and had to be stretchered off the field in clear discomfort. He received immediate medical care before being transported to Toyota Memorial Hospital for further treatment.
Abu later underwent a successful surgery to repair the injury, with doctors reporting no complications. The GFA shared an official update after the operation, assuring fans that the player was in stable condition and receiving the best possible medical support.
The association’s prompt response and assumption of the medical costs highlight its commitment to safeguarding the welfare of national team players. By relieving Abu of financial concerns, the GFA aims to support his full recovery and eventual return to the pitch.
The move has been widely praised by fans and football stakeholders, who are hopeful that Abu will make a swift comeback. The GFA has stated that it will continue to follow his progress closely throughout his rehabilitation.
