Clubs' investment could be hit severely if managers fail to comply with the standard values that regulate the game, the Ghana FA chief Kwesi Nyantakyi has warned.
President of the Ghana Football Association, Kwesi Nyantakyi has encouraged owners of football sides to embrace the working documents that protect the game in order to safeguard their finances.
Speaking on the second day of forum for Club administrators in the Western Region on Wednesday in Sekondi, Nyantakyi tasked people responsible for Clubs in all tiers of the Ghana football to ensure that their investments are protected by working within the standard rules set by the FA.
"Clubs must be well versed in the regulations of the game in order to protect their investments," the GFA President said at the seminar organised by the Western Region Football Association.
"Decisions not in consonance with the rules and regulations could lead to decisions against the Club that will affect investments made.
"Clubs make huge investments in players, technical persons and participation in competitions, such capital injections do not need to suffer from our failure to abide by the rules.
"We have to be aware of the dos and donts of the game and ensure that whatever investments we make do not go waste through actions that go contrary to the binding documents of the game.â€