Nations FC defender Razak Simpson is eyeing a return to the Black Stars squad ahead of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.Simpson, who earned a maiden call up to the camp of the senior national team, was hugely impressive despite the team's setbacks in the final round of games during the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against Angola and Niger.With the Mundial qualifiers scheduled to return this month, the promising centre-back is aiming for a return to the squad.â??When

Ghana's national team technical advisor and GFA Director of Football, Winfried Schafer, has identified a key weakness in the Black Satellites squad ahead of the 2025 U20 Africa Cup of Nations - the lack of a strong striker.Speaking after Ghanaâ??s U20 side played a goalless draw against Hearts of Oak, Schafer emphasised the need for a reliable number nine.â??The match was good, but in the first half, nobody took a shot at goalâ?¦ 70% contact, but no final pass. We

Black Stars technical advisor Winfried Schäfer has emphasised the importance of team unity, urging players to put aside club allegiances and focus on national pride as Ghana prepares for the upcoming 2026 World Cup qualifiers.Speaking about his vision for the team, Schafer insisted that individual talent alone does not win matches, but rather a collective effort."Not the best players win matches, but the best teams win matches when all play together. And nobody should say,

Former Black Stars coach Kwesi Appiah has stressed the need for unity in the Ghana national team as they gear up for key 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers this month.The team has been dealing with a captaincy dilemma, with reports suggesting that Otto Addo has settled on Jordan Ayew as the new captain, replacing his elder brother Andre Ayew.Thomas Partey, previously the deputy, is said to have declined the permanent captaincy role, preferring a non-leadership position, while Alexander

Former Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah believes Black Stars have a strong chance of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup if lingering concerns over the teamâ??s captaincy are effectively addressed.Ghanasoccernet can confirm head coach Otto Addo has settled on Jordan Ayew as the new captain, replacing his older brother Andre Ayew, who has been absent from the squad since March 2024.In Ghanaâ??s last match against Sudan, Mohammed Kudus wore the armband in the absence of Thomas

Berekum Chelseaâ??s Golden City Park has been rejected by the GFA Club Licensing Committee, with club sources confirming to Ghanasoccernet.com that the decision was based on safety concerns, poor pitch conditions, and inadequate maintenance.The rejection does not come as a surprise, as the deteriorating state of the facility in Berekum has been a long-standing issue.Several clubs have raised concerns after playing away matches there, citing the substandard pitch and lack of proper

Young Apostles have been forced to seek a new home venue after the GFA Club Licensing Committee rejected the Wenchi Sports Stadium, citing safety concerns and failure to meet required standards.Club sources confirmed the decision to Ghanasoccernet.com, adding that the club now faces an urgent search for an alternative ground.The rejection comes as a setback for Young Apostles, who have been using the Wenchi Sports Stadium as their home base in their debut Ghana Premier League campaign.With

The Baba Yara Stadium has been rejected by the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Club Licensing Committee, putting Asante Kotoko in a difficult position ahead of the leagueâ??s resumption.Club sources have revealed to Ghanasoccernet.com that the stadium was deemed unfit due to the absence of a designated safe zone, a key requirement under the Enhanced Matchday Safety and Security Protocols 2025.With limited time to rectify the issues, Kotoko may be forced to look for an alternative

Hearts of Oak have been left scrambling for a new home venue after the Ghana Football Association (GFA) ruled the University of Ghana Stadium unfit for Ghana Premier League (GPL) matches.The club had initially chosen the stadium as a temporary home following the closure of the Accra Sports Stadium for renovations last year.In an interview with Happy FM on Monday, March 3, 2025, the clubâ??s Communications Manager, Kwame Opare Addo, disclosed that the GFAâ??s assessment of

Former Ghana international Godwin Attram has emphasized that Stephen Appiah must be bold in setting clear expectations for the Black Stars to meet the demands of Ghanaian fans.Appiah, who was recently appointed vice chairman of the Black Stars Management Committee, has been tasked with fostering better player relations and contributing to the teamâ??s success along with the chairman Randy AbbeySpeaking in an interview with Oil City Radio, Attram highlighted the significance of