Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan has advised the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Normalisation Committee to revive Colts football in the country.
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Gyan has urged the Normalisation Committee to revive youth football in the country to bring it up to modern standards to discover more talents.
“I'll advice the Normalization Committee to find a way of reviving the Colts system in Ghana and most top players including myself, Sulley Muntari and, Stephen Appiah and Michael Essien played Colts football,” Gyan told Jefferies Sintim Koree on Zylofon Sports.
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