adminACCRA. — Ghana will have contracts with players at future international tournaments to avoid the problems encountered at the 2014 World Cup soccer finals over bonus payments.
The players took strike action because they had not been paid prior to Brazil 2014, resulting in $3m (£1,74m) in cash flown out to appease the squad.
The country’s football association said it would revert to “signed agreements” and bank transfers for bonuses.
Ghana failed to qualify from the group stage in Brazil.
Meanwhile, coach Kwesi Appiah has revealed he is to introduce a tougher code of conduct for the national team’s players following events at this year’s tournament. — BBC Sport.
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