The campaign to get football fans to start attending football games in the local premier league and the Black Stars games was launched by the new FA boss Kurt Okraku.
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Sanders Sullivan: US ambassador wants to strike for a Ghanaian club
The US ambassador to Ghana Stephanie Sanders Sullivan was has been caught in the "Bring Back the Love" frenzy by the Ghana Football Association.
US ambassador wants to strike for a Ghanaian club
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So far, football fans have responded positively to the campaign and the America ambassador does not want to be left out of the fun.
Sullivan shared a photo of herself wearing the Black Stars gold jersey with red and green strips.
"Bring back the love! Which team in the Ghana Premier League needs a prolific striker?," she posted on her Twitter handle.
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Some of her Ghanaian followers suggested to her some local clubs that might need her services.
Accra Great Olympics, Legon Cities FC, Accra Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asanti Kotoko were some of the clubs that were suggested to the 'prolific' striker to consider.
Below are some replies to her question:
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