The Ghana Football Association Disciplinary Committee has charged an official from Asante Kotoko. The charge is for an incident that occurred during a recent match. The official is the club's Welfare Officer.
He is accused of taking a red card from the referee. This happened after Asante Kotoko lost 1-0 to Karela United. The match took place on Sunday.
The incident occurred at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium in Tamale. Kotoko's goalkeeper, Mohamed Camara, was shown a red card during the game.
Details of the exact offense by the Welfare Officer have been presented to the committee. The committee will review the evidence.
The Ghana Football Association enforces rules to ensure fair play. This includes maintaining respect for match officials.
The Disciplinary Committee will decide on the appropriate sanctions. These could include fines or suspensions.
Asante Kotoko is a well-known football club in Ghana. Its officials are expected to uphold the integrity of the sport.
The outcome of this charge will be communicated by the GFA. This will inform further actions regarding the officer.