By: Kwame Bediako
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has affirmed full responsibility for the medical expenses related to midfielder Francis Abu’s recent surgery.
Henry Asante Twum, Communications Director of the GFA, disclosed that the association is covering the cost following Abu’s injury during international duty.
Francis Abu, who plays for Toulouse FC, suffered a broken ankle during Ghana’s match at the Kirin Cup last Friday in Nagoya, Japan.
The injury occurred in the course of the game, forcing the player off the field on a stretcher amid visible distress. Immediate medical attention was provided, ensuring prompt care.
After being transported to Toyota Memorial Hospital, Abu underwent successful surgery to repair the ankle.
The operation was conducted without complications, and the GFA provided an official update confirming the player’s medical procedure and status.
This quick response highlights the GFA’s commitment to player welfare. The association’s decision to cover the surgery fully reflects its dedication to supporting national team members through challenges, both on and off the pitch.
This financial backing ensures Francis Abu receives the best possible treatment without additional stress over medical costs.
Fans and stakeholders have welcomed the move, expressing hopes for Abu’s speedy recovery and return to competitive football. The GFA continues to monitor his rehabilitation progress closely as he begins the road to recovery from his injury.
