Dana Cup Intensifies Recruitment Efforts in Ghana for 2025 Tournament

*By John Kusolo*

The Dana Cup, one of the world’s largest international youth football tournaments, is intensifying its efforts to attract more African teams, with Ghana being the final stop for its 2024 recruitment drive. With 37 teams from Ghana having participated since 1982, the tournament is eager to strengthen its ties with this football-loving nation.

*Why Ghana?*

Ghana, renowned for its vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and world-class cocoa production, is also a football powerhouse in Africa. The country’s deep passion for football makes it an ideal partner for the Dana Cup. The name "Ghana," meaning "Warrior King," aptly reflects the nation’s competitive spirit in sports, particularly football.

*Events in Accra and Kumasi*

The Dana Cup’s Sales Consultant for Africa, Frank Petersen, will personally meet with Ghanaian teams, coaches, and football enthusiasts to discuss opportunities for participation in the 2024 tournament. Two key events are scheduled:

Accra:

Date: Thursday, 19th December 2024

Time: 17:00-20:00

Venue: Maxlot Hotel & Conference, Ring Road Central, Kokomlemle, Accra

Kumasi:

Date: Saturday, 21st December 2024

Time: 17:00-20:00

Venue: Stadium Hotel, Asokwa, near Baba Yara Stadium

These events will provide Ghanaian teams with comprehensive information about the tournament, its benefits, and how to register.

*How to Register Interest*

Interested participants are encouraged to register directly with Frank Petersen via email or phone:

Email: frankp@danacup.dk

Phone: +45 53 86 06 86

*About the Dana Cup*

The Dana Cup, held annually in Hjørring, Denmark, is a global platform for young football talent. The tournament promotes inclusivity, sportsmanship, and cultural exchange, drawing teams from over 45 countries each year. It offers young players an unparalleled opportunity to showcase their skills, compete at an international level, and experience cultural diversity.

*Ghana’s Legacy in the Dana Cup*

Since 1982, 37 Ghanaian teams have graced the Dana Cup, leaving a lasting impact with their skill and passion for the game. The tournament organizers are keen to build on this legacy, welcoming more teams from Ghana in 2024 and beyond.

The Dana Cup’s visit to Accra and Kumasi underscores its commitment to nurturing African football talent. Ghanaian teams are encouraged to seize this opportunity to join one of the most prestigious youth football tournaments in the world.

For further details, visit the Dana Cup website or contact Frank Petersen.

This is a prime opportunity for Ghana’s budding football stars to shine on the global stage. Don’t miss out!