GFA Mourns Dominic Frimpong, Calls for Urgent Security Review After Fatal Attack
The Ghana Football Association has expressed deep sorrow following the tragic death of Dominic Frimpong, who lost his life after an armed robbery attack involving Berekum Chelsea.
In an official statement, the football governing body described the incident as a devastating blow not only to the club but to the entire Ghanaian football community. Frimpong reportedly died after the team was attacked while returning from a Ghana Premier League fixture, a development that has sent shockwaves across the sport.
The GFA extended its condolences to the late player’s family, teammates, and the entire Berekum Chelsea fraternity, acknowledging the pain and grief caused by the incident.
The Association also emphasized the significance of the loss, highlighting Frimpong’s potential and commitment to the game as qualities that made him a valuable figure within the league.
Beyond mourning, the GFA confirmed that it is actively engaging with relevant authorities, including the Ghana Police Service, as investigations into the attack continue. The body has called for a thorough probe to ensure that those responsible are brought to justice.
Additionally, the Association revealed plans to work closely with stakeholders to reassess and strengthen security protocols for clubs traveling for domestic competitions, in a bid to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
The GFA further appealed to the football community to stand in solidarity with Berekum Chelsea and the bereaved family during this difficult period.
As Ghana football reflects on the loss, tributes continue to pour in for Frimpong, whose life and career were cut short under tragic circumstances.
