The Normalisation Committee has unveiled the financial package for the special competition for local teams in Ghana, but remained coy on the total amount expected to be borne by the taxpayer to execute the three-month project.
The interim Ghana FA body met Premier and Division One clubs in the Ghanaian capital, Accra on Tuesday to reveal both the modalities and the figures involved.
However, the committee failed to reveal how much the poor taxpayer must dole out to facilitate the smooth running of the three-month competition.
Sixty-four (64) teams comprising 16 Premier League and 48 Division One clubs will receive GHâµ 20,000 each as appearance fee.
The competition, which appears to have a striking similarity with the UEFA Nations Cup, will see four teams housed in a group amid proximity.
The top eight winners in each group will form the Tier 1 group while the eight-second placed teams will be housed in Tier 2.
Clubs that qualify to the Round of 16 will pocket GHâµ 4, 000 each. The quarter-finalist in Tier 1 will take home GHâµ 5,000 while Tier 2 will pocket GHâµ 4,000.
Tier 1 semi-finalist will bag GHâµ 10,000 with Tier 2 semi-finalists taken home GHâµ 5,000.
Winners of Tier 1 will be richer by GHâµ 100,000.00 with an additional GHâµ 100,000.00 expected directly to the players. The runner-up in that same Tier will take home GHâµ 50,000.00 with an additional GHâµ 50,000.00 paid directly to the players of the clubs.
Tier 2 winners will also take home GHâµ 75,000.00 with an additional GHâµ 75,000.00 payable to the players directly.
The runner-up in Tier 2 will also pocket GHâµ 40,000.00 with an additional GHâµ 40,000.00 paid directly to the players.
The competition will start on January 26 through to April 2019 with clubs expected to play a minimum of eight matches.