Ghana sets sights on American football debut at 2028 Olympic Games
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Mar - 27 - 2025 , 14Ghana is poised to make history as it embarks on an ambitious journey to compete in American football at the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, USA.
This groundbreaking initiative, dubbed “Road to LA 2028,” is being championed by African National Football League (NFL) players based in the United States in partnership with BE AUTHENTIC and the Ghanaian American Football Federation (GAFFpart of preparations, a Ghana National Flag Football Team Tryout Camp is set to take place on Saturday, March 29, 2025, at the University of Ghana Rugby Park.
The camp will feature top NFL players, including Brian Asamoah, Jordan Addison, and Aaron Jones of the Minnesota Vikings, alongside Paulson Adebo of the New York Giants, Jude Adjei Barimah, Joseph Addai, and former NFL player Zygie Ansah.).:34part of preparations, a Ghana National Flag Football Team Tryout Camp is set to take place on Saturday, March 29, 2025, at the University of Ghana Rugby Park. Ghana is poised to make history as it embarks on an ambitious journey to compete in American football at the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, USA.With American football making its Olympic debut in 2028, Ghana’s aspirations are gaining momentum, sparking excitement among sports enthusiasts and policymakers.
The country, traditionally known for its dominance in football (soccer), athletics, and boxing, is now positioning itself as a frontrunner in American football on the African continent.
The Road to LA 2028 initiative seeks to tap into Ghana’s raw athletic talent, refining it through elite training programs to establish a competitive team for the Olympics.
The project is a strategic effort to develop the sport from the grassroots, equipping local athletes with the skills, knowledge, and exposure needed to compete at the highest level.The vision is simple yet ambitious: to see Ghana take on the world in one of the fastest-growing sports and emerge as a force to be reckoned with,” said NFL star Brian Asamoah.
Nine Ghanaian-born NFL players, who have excelled in the United States, are leading this movement. Having thrived in one of the world’s most competitive leagues, they are now committed to giving back to their homeland by mentoring and training the next generation of Ghanaian athletes.
Their expertise brings credibility to the initiative, ensuring that Ghana’s Olympic dreams are shaped by professionals who understand the demands of the sport.
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