ACCRA, GHANA: The future of football technology in Ghana took a significant step forward this week, as coaches, clubs and academy administrators from across the country attended a successful workshop focused on leveraging new digital tools. The event, hosted by the digital platform SOCALOCA, provided critical training on modern solutions designed to improve club operations and player visibility.
The hands-on workshop provided a comprehensive overview of the , a revolutionary platform built for the African football ecosystem. Participants received expert guidance on using the software for key tasks such as team creation, fixture scheduling for tournament management, and the detailed tracking of player statistics a crucial element for grassroots football development, a mission strongly supported by governing bodies like the Ghana Football Association (GFA).
Jephthah Vanderpuije, Head of Marketing and Partnerships at SOCALOCA, addressed the attendees, emphasizing the platform’s core mission. “Our goal is to provide the football academies in Ghana and local clubs with the structure and data they need to thrive,” he stated. “With SOCALOCA, we are moving away from pen-and-paper methods to a professional, data-driven approach to football management. This is how we unlock the immense potential of our players.”
A key focus of the workshop was how the right football technology in Ghana can create a more transparent and effective framework for player scouting. By creating detailed digital profiles and tracking performance data, the SOCALOCA platform helps young athletes showcase their abilities to a wider network.
The event concluded with high engagement from the attendees, who left better equipped to handle the challenges of modern football administration. By empowering stakeholders with this essential sports technology, SOCALOCA is solidifying its commitment to building a more connected and successful football future. For more information on how SOCALOCA is changing the game, learn more about our mission.