Ghanaian referees Reginald Collins Amoah and Theophilus Akugre are currently in Ivory Wing for the CAF Young Skill Referees Course, an initiative aimed at developing the next abilities of elite match officers in Africa.
The program, organized by the Confederation of African Soccer (CAF), brings collectively promising referees from all through the continent for intensive coaching. Participants endure theoretical lessons, functional on-subject courses, health tests, and VAR coaching to put collectively them for future world assignments.
Amoah and Akugre possess already passed the health check, marking a wanted step of their roam. Their different highlights Ghana’s commitment to producing high-tier referees capable of officiating on the absolute top level in African football.
As they growth through the course, their journey is anticipated to contribute to bettering refereeing standards in Ghana while gripping the next abilities of match officers.
The CAF Young Skill Referees Course serves as a stepping stone for younger referees with ambitions of gaining world recognition, and Ghanaian football followers can be hopeful that Amoah and Akugre will leave a prolonged-lasting affect on the continental stage.
