The Ghana Football Association (GFA) will hold a pre-season workshop for Premier League Venue Media Officers (VMOs) on Wednesday, 2 September 2026, as preparations continue for the 2026/27 Premier League campaign.The virtual session is intended to ensure that the personnel responsible for media operations at Premier League venues are fully prepared for the season ahead. It will focus on the knowledge, procedures and practical tools required to deliver coordinated and professional media services
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) will hold a pre-season workshop for Premier League Venue Media Officers (VMOs) on Wednesday, 2 September 2026, as preparations continue for the 2026/27 Premier League campaign.The virtual session is intended to ensure that the personnel responsible for media operations at Premier League venues are fully prepared for the season ahead. It will focus on the knowledge, procedures and practical tools required to deliver coordinated and professional media services on matchdays.The workshop will be led by Neil Nuku Armstrong-Mortagbe, Head of Strategy and Public Relations, and Henry Asante Twum, Director of Competitions.Venue Media Officers are responsible for helping to organise and manage media activity at Premier League grounds. Their work places them at the centre of matchday communication, with responsibilities that involve the Football Association, participating clubs, accredited media professionals and other relevant stakeholders.The meeting will give VMOs an opportunity to engage directly with Football Association officials before the new season begins. Discussions are expected to examine the duties and expectations attached to the role, while also reviewing the procedures and best practices needed to maintain an efficient media operation during matches.VMOs act as an important link between the Football Association and the various groups involved in covering Premier League fixtures. By coordinating media activity at venues, they help create the conditions for accurate, organised and professional coverage of games.The workshop is part of the Football Associations wider preparations for the 2026/27 Premier League season. It is designed to promote a consistent approach across match venues and to ensure that those overseeing media arrangements understand the standards expected throughout the campaign.Although the session will take place virtually, it is expected to provide a significant forum for discussion ahead of the opening weekend. The emphasis will be on ensuring that matchday media responsibilities are clearly understood and that relevant personnel have the tools required to carry them out effectively.The 2026/27 Premier League campaign is expected to provide another exciting season of domestic football. With the start of the competition approaching, the Football Association, clubs, media professionals and other stakeholders are working together to support a successful and professionally organised league.The workshop on 2 September will therefore form part of the final stage of planning before competitive action gets under way. Its focus on coordination, responsibilities and established media procedures is intended to help ensure that media operations run smoothly from the first fixture of the new campaign.
