The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has met with all 18 Malta Guinness Women's Premier League clubs to assess the first round of the ongoing 2024/25 season and discuss the way forward.GFA President Kurt Okraku commended the clubs for their contributions to the leagueâ??s growth and urged them to aim for further progress in the second half of the campaign.He reassured them of the associationâ??s continued support, including updates on benefits due to the clubs.A key focus
Black Princesses coach Charles Sampson has outlined his long-term vision for the team, emphasising the need for a strong team culture, disciplined tactical structure, and a competitive mindset.Sampson expressed confidence in the talent at his disposal but acknowledged the need for improvement in key areas."Technically, I was amazed to see the sort of talent we have," he said. "But I noticed that we lack in tactical areas and the physical aspect of the game. Individual
â?Ghana's newly sworn-in Sports Minister, Kofi Adams, has highlighted the pressing issues plaguing the country's sports sector.According to Adams, "Sports has been under funded so infrastructure has been poor."He also noted that there has been "a lot of complains of corruption."Adams emphasised that the focus has been too narrow, prioritising the Black Stars football team while neglecting other sports and even other aspects of football."Ghanaians
Samuel Sarfo Duku has promised to strengthen Asante Kotokoâ??s communications department following his appointment as the clubâ??s new Director of Communications.His return to the role is seen as a strategic move by the club to enhance its public relations and improve engagement with fans and stakeholders.Duku, a seasoned legal practitioner and communication expert, previously served in the same capacity at Asante Kotoko, earning recognition for his professionalism and in-depth
Newly appointed Sports Minister, Kofi Adams, has expressed gratitude for President John Dramani Mahama's pledge of "24/7 support" as he takes on the challenging task of reforming Ghana's sports sector.Adams acknowledged the significant issues plaguing the sector, including underfunding, poor infrastructure, and corruption."Sports has been under funded so infrastructure has been poor, there's been a lot of complains of corruption. Ghanaians are not happy
Samartex General Manager, Edmund Ackah, has called on Ghana Premier League clubs to support the Ghana Football Association (GFA) in implementing regulations aimed at eradicating hooliganism.His comments came after a meeting between the GFA and club representatives to address rising concerns over fan violence.The urgent meeting followed a tragic incident on Sunday at Nsoatre, where an Asante Kotoko fan was fatally stabbed during a league match against Nsoatreman FC.The Ghana Police
President John Dramani Mahama has tasked newly appointed Sports Minister Kofi Adams to prioritise the development of all sporting disciplines, with a focus on rejuvenating Ghanaian football."I expect that you concentrate on building up all the sporting disciplines. I know the Ghana Football Association would be a good place to start to make sure that we return the Black Stars to their glory days," President Mahama stated.The President's remarks come at a critical
Former Hearts of Oak board member, Alhaji Akanbi, has revealed why Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko did not submit their anticipated joint position paper during a meeting with the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Executive Council.This meeting and proposals are necessitated by the tragic incidents in Nsoatre that led to the demise of an Asante Kotoko fan over the weekend.The two clubs, known as the giants of Ghanaian football, had earlier announced plans to present a paper calling
Dreams FC General Manager, Ameenu Shardow, has called out Ghana Premier League (GPL) clubs for failing to adhere to regulations they collectively agreed upon, following the tragic death of Francis Yaw â??Pooleyâ? Frimpong, a devoted Asante Kotoko fan.He made these remarks after the Ghana Football Association convened a meeting with the 18 league clubs.The incident occurred during the Week 19 fixture between Nsoatreman FC and Asante Kotoko at Nsoatre and has sparked widespread
The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, has condemned the growing violence in football, stressing that no life should be lost over a game intended for entertainment and unity.His remarks follow the tragic death of a fan during Asante Kotokoâ??s Ghana Premier League match against Nsoatreman FC.Dr. Dampare made the statement during a meeting with Asante Kotokoâ??s management at the clubâ??s secretariat, where he reiterated the police serviceâ??s
Premier League giants Arsenal are planning to trigger Nico Williamsâ?? release clause in the summer transfer window.Williams, who has Ghanaian root has attracted a lot of interest from European clubs following his impressive performance for Athletic Bilbao and the Spanish national team.The 22-year-old has â?¬60 million release clause in his current contract with Athletic Bilbao, heading into the summer transfer window.According to El Nacional, Arsenal have expressed keen interest
The entire Ghana Premier League clubs have thrown their weight behind giants Asante Kotoko following recent chaos in Nsoatre.A staunch Kotoko fan (Nana Pooley) succumbed to death after being stabbed multiple times in violent altercation in the week 19 encounter between Nsoatreman FC and Asante Kotoko.The match, held at the Nana Koramansah Park ended 1-0 in favour of the Amanaso-based.At a crunch meeting between the Ghana FA and clubs, the Premier League clubs sympathized with the
Owner of Young Apostles, Peter Domfeh has called on both Asante Kotoko not pull out from the Ghana Premier League.His comment stem from the recent chaos that saw a staunch Kotoko fan (Nana Pooley) succumbed to death after being stabbed multiple times in the week 19 encounter between Nsoatreman FC and Asante Kotoko.The match, held at the Nana Koramansah Park ended 1-0 in favour of the Amanaso-based.In response to the incident, the Porcupine Warriors has announced their withdrawal
Nations FC CEO Kwame Twumasi-Danquah has expressed disappointment in Ghanaâ??s football authorities, stating that the country has not fully implemented safety measures recommended after the tragic May 9, 2001, Accra Sports Stadium disaster.His comments come in the wake of the violent death of Francis Yaw "Pooley" Frimpong, an ardent Asante Kotoko supporter, during clashes at the Nana Konamansah Park on Matchday 19 of the Ghana Premier League.Frimpongâ??s murder highlights
Ghanaian midfielder Abdul Rashid Abubakar has joined Kazakhstani topflight side FC Ordabasy. The 24-year-old signed a deal to join the Shymkent-based club in the January transfer window after leaving Moldovan outfit Spartanii."Shymkent, I am Abubakar Abdul Rashid and I am very happy to be with Ordabasy club. See you Shymkent," said the Ghanaian midfielder.Abdul Rashid, who is versatile and can play as a defensive and attacking midfielder, is expected to play a pivotal
Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo is enjoying a breakthrough season in the Premier League, playing a pivotal role in the Cherriesâ?? push for European football.The Ghanaian attacker has been involved in 10 league goals this season, helping Andoni Iraolaâ??s side stay within three points of fourth-placed Chelsea.Semenyoâ??s transformation has not been without challenges. A shin injury in 2022 sidelined him for several months, but he used that period to refine his skills."I
Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo has revealed how studying Chelsea legend Didier Drogba and Arsenal great Thierry Henry helped shape his game.The Ghanaian international, who has been a standout performer in the ongoing Premier League campaign, credited his time at Bristol City for guiding his development."It was actually one of the assistant coaches at the time at Bristol that suggested I should be watching a lot of clips from my idols," Semenyo told Premier League
Former Hearts of Oak midfielder Francis Joojo Bossman says he will not rate the Ghana Premier League above 20 percent.Bossman, who had stints with a host of Ghana Premier League sides such as Berekum Arsenal, Hearts of Oak, and New Edubiase United in an interview with Ghanasportspage criticized the performance of current players plying their trade in the local scene.However, Bossman, who is currently pursuing his coaching coach in Serbia has blamed players for the low patronage
Antoine Semenyo has emerged as an intriguing prospect as Liverpool strategize for the summer transfer window. The Bournemouth forward was analyzed on the Transfer Market Metrics podcast on Anfield Index, where Dave Davis and Dr. Phil Barter assessed whether he could fit into Arne Slotâ??s evolving team. While Semenyoâ??s physical attributes and Premier League experience make him an interesting option, concerns remain over his final product.A Physical Profile That Suits LiverpoolSemenyoâ??s
A group of Asante Kotoko fans in the United States of America have decided to support the wife and children of late supporter Francis Yaw Frimpong. Frimpong, commonly known as Nana Pooley, tragically lost his life after he was stabbed following the violence that broke during the game between Kotoko and Nsoatreman in the Ghana Premier League matchday 19.The death of the supporter has left Ghana football in a state of mourning with the police service opening an investigation to
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