Ghanaian referees Reginald Collins Amoah and Theophilus Akugre are currently participating in the prestigious CAF Young Talent Referees Course in Ivory Coast. The program, organized by the Confederation of African Football (CAF), aims to nurture and develop the next generation of elite referees across the continent.

The training course brings together promising young referees from various African countries for an intensive program that includes theoretical lessons, practical on-field sessions, fitness assessments, and VAR training. The objective is to equip these young officials with modern refereeing techniques and prepare them for future international assignments.

The two, Amoah and Akugre, have already passed the fitness test of the ongoing course.

Their inclusion in the CAF training underscores the country’s commitment to producing top-quality referees capable of handling high-profile matches across Africa and beyond.

As the duo progresses through the course, their experience and expertise are expected to contribute to the improvement of refereeing standards in Ghana, inspiring the next generation of match officials in the country.

The CAF Young Talent Referees Course is a crucial stepping stone for young referees aiming for international recognition, and Ghanaian football enthusiasts will be hopeful that Amoah and Akugre will excel and make a mark on the continental stage.

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