The Ghana Football Association has confirmed the evasion of its headquarters on Tuesday by the Economic and Organised Crime Unit - formerly Serious Fraud Office.

Nine office equipments [Central Processing Units - CPU] and files were taken away by officers from the investigative state-body who had secured an ex-parte order to enable them take such an action.

Following up on that, the offices of the GFA was blocked Tuesday morning between the 09.00hrs and 11.00hrs by the plain-clothed officers, preventing any entry or exit and also seized the cellular phones of some members of staff before it was later released.

The Economic and Organised Crime Unit in a letter two months ago [October] requested within 48 hours certain contracts signed by the Ghana Football Association with sponsors.

An extension by the GFA to produce their requests has until this day not been responded to.

The GFA is also aware of a pending court suit filed against the state-body over their remit in the issue in question.

Tuesday’s seizure of the office equipment has held up all administrative functions of the Ghana Football Association including the second transfer window for the premier league.