In a formal letter dated 1st April 2026, Hohoe United FC informed the Ghana Football Association (GFA) of its immediate withdrawal from the remainder of the 2025/2026 Ghana Premier League season.
The decision stems from the club’s grievance over “systemic unfairness and apparent bias” in the GFA’s disciplinary process, which imposed a three‑match home ban on Hohoe United FC.
The owner described the sanction as unjust and indicative of broader inequities affecting the club’s treatment within the league.
In the letter, Hohoe United FC expressed appreciation for the opportunities provided by the GFA and extended best wishes for the league’s future.
The withdrawal is framed as a principled stand against perceived injustice, with the club emphasizing that the move does not signal the dissolution of Hohoe United FC but rather a protest aimed at prompting reform.
The abrupt exit raises questions about the league’s integrity, potential impacts on the season’s standings, and the GFA’s next steps in addressing the club’s complaints.
The association is expected to review the circumstances and determine procedural actions regarding the vacant fixtures and disciplinary policies.
