GFA Fines Nations FC’s Emmanuel Annor GHS 500 Over “I Belong to Jesus” Goal Celebration

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The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has fined Nations FC striker Emmanuel Annor GHS 500 for misconduct after he revealed a religious message during a Ghana Premier League match against Asante Kotoko.

Annor, who scored in the game, celebrated by removing his jersey to unveil an undershirt bearing the inscription: “I belong to Jesus.” The GFA’s Disciplinary Committee ruled that the action violated league regulations that ban religious and political displays during matches.

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In a statement issued on May 13, the GFA maintained that such conduct breaches the league’s code of player behavior and undermines the neutrality expected in professional football. The statement also included a stern warning that future infractions by the player could attract more severe sanctions.

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