Ebusua Dwarfs goalkeeper Frank Andoh insists the imminent return of local club football in Ghana is good for the players and the clubs as a whole.

All local football activities in Ghana have been suspended since the Anas expose on corruption in the Ghanaian game in June last year.

The Normalisation Committee which currently runs Ghana football on interim basis are on the verge of bringing local football back as they have proposed a special tournament which will include the first and second tier teams and Andoh believes is a good step.

“I think the special tournament by the Normalisation Committee is a good Idea since it will keep we the players and clubs active as a whole,” Andoh told footballmadeinghana.com.

“The suspension of the league has really affected our fitness as well as our finances. The return of our football will do us more good.”

The experienced goalkeeper further revealed that his dream is to see the Ghanaian local game flourish and attract more good players.

“I hope this year the level of our league will be high so that players will love to stay in the country and it will attract more foreigners also.” He added.