Elmina Sharks chief George Wiredu wants the Ghana FA to decide the future of the suspended 2019/2020 season in 14 days.
There is mounting pressure on the federation to determine the long term future of the current campaign amid a extension of a ban on sporting activities until July 31.
The clubs are desperate to cut down on their losses, meaning the direction of the season will prove consequential in their next course of action.
And Sharks chief George Wiredu wants a definitive decision in two weeks.
“We have to hear from the GFA by close of the week. If this week won’t be possible, we have to hear from them latest by next week," he is quoted by He told Takoradi based Skyy Power FM
George Wiredu went further to explain how dire conditions are for clubs in this situation.
“Seriously it’s very expensive paying the players without playing football.
“We were very hopeful that the president would lift the ban on football activities so we can return to playing. But now that it has been extended to July 31, we are at a crossroad.
“We are therefore waiting on the mother association (GFA) to know the way forward.
“As at now players are expecting to be paid their salaries so far as there has been no official communication that the league has been cancelled or otherwise."
“So we are waiting on the GFA to decide what next.”