Veteran football administrator Mr. Jonathan Abbey Pobbey has reportedly passed away, leaving behind a rich legacy in Ghanaian football management and sports development.
Mr. Pobbey, widely respected for his depth of knowledge and long-standing service to the game, played pivotal roles in various football administration capacities over the decades.
He is fondly remembered for his unwavering commitment to youth development, club licensing, and grassroots football, often serving as a mentor to many rising football officials across the country.
During his career, Mr. Pobbey held key positions at both club and national levels, where his contributions helped shape policy direction and governance structures.
He was known for his principled stance on integrity in the game and for championing reforms aimed at improving football administration in Ghana.
His passing has sent shockwaves through the local football fraternity, with tributes pouring in from former colleagues, clubs, and officials who worked closely with him.
The Ghana Football Association is yet to issue an official statement, but many within the sports community have described his death as a great loss to the sport.
Details of his funeral arrangements are expected to be announced by the family in the coming days.
May his soul rest in perfect peace.
