By Patrick Akoto
Former Ghana Football Association boss Nyaho Tamakloe is backing Kwesi Nyantakyi to win the upcoming presidential elections by describing his challengers as ''no match.''
Nyantakyi, recently voted as a Caf Executive Committee member, is likely to face opposition from King Faisal CEO Vincent Sowah-Odotei and Neil Amstrong Mortagbe, a Fifa Marketing Consultant.
His opposers could increase if the Electoral Commissions opens nominations for aspiring candidates.
But Tamakloe, a former Hearts of Oak Chief Executive, believes Nyantakyi's achievements since taking charge of the sport put him head and shoulders above any challenger.
''If you take a critical look at the record of Nyantakyi over the past four or five years, you will admit that heââ¬â¢s the right man for the job and would win easily even though Iââ¬â¢m not a delegate," The tough-talking Tamakloe said.
"He qualified the team to two successive World Cups and Iââ¬â¢m convinced the electorate will love continuity and vote for him massively. In political circles one can forecast and Iââ¬â¢m saying heââ¬â¢ll win comfortably."
The Ghana FA is yet to fix a date for the much-awaited congress to elect officers for the next four years.