The Guyana Football Federation (GFF) held a crucial technical meeting with its 10 Elite League clubs, setting the stage for the upcoming season.  Key discussions focused on rules, regulations, the competition format, fixtures, and addressing club concerns.
The meeting provided a platform for open dialogue, with clubs raising important issues regarding league operations. The GFF assured stakeholders of fair and transparent resolution of their concerns, reinforcing its commitment to equitable administration.  The Federation also outlined its vision for the league’s continued growth, emphasizing higher standards and new initiatives to enhance competition.

GFF President Wayne Forde, in attendance, reiterated the Federation’s dedication to ongoing engagement with clubs.
“The GFF has always stood ready to engage in healthy and constructive dialogue because we firmly believe that collaboration is key to football’s growth in Guyana,” Forde said. “While the federation holds the rights to the Elite League, this is the people’s league—our clubs, our players, our fans are the heartbeat of this competition.”

Forde emphasized the GFF’s commitment to operating the league at the highest standards, with fairness, integrity, and a focus on long-term success.  He highlighted the league’s role in showcasing Guyanese talent and providing a platform for player development.
The Elite League, Guyana’s premier club competition, officially kicks off on Sunday, March 9, 2025, at the National Training Centre in Providence.