GFA slaps Eleven Wonders with transfer ban

The Disciplinary Committee of the Ghana Football Association has imposed both domestic and international transfer bans on Eleven Wonders for breaching regulatory protocols.

The sanction follows the club’s failure to comply with directives issued by the Players’ Status Committee concerning outstanding payments owed to Moses Afriyie.

According to a report by ghanafa.org on April 22, 2026, the matter was formally reported and the club was given a deadline to settle the debt.

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However, officials of Eleven Wonders failed to respond adequately or clear the arrears within the stipulated period.

As a result, the Disciplinary Committee invoked Article 15(1), which mandates clubs to comply with decisions of the Players’ Status Committee.

The continued non-compliance triggered further action under Article 15(2), leading to the imposition of an indefinite transfer ban.

The GFA stated that the ban will remain in force until the club fully settles the outstanding payments owed to the player.

The decision is expected to serve as a strong warning to other clubs, reinforcing the importance of honoring contractual obligations and protecting player welfare within Ghanaian football.

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