Senior Technical Advisor to the Minister for Sports and Recreation, Betty Krosbi Mensah, has assured the Black Princesses of the government's full support as they approach the final hurdle in their quest to qualify for the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.Speaking to Citi Sports after the Princesses edged past South Africa 3â??2 on aggregate to set up a decisive qualifier against Uganda, Mensah emphasized the administration's commitment to the team's success."The

Kurt Okraku has highlighted steady progress at the Ghanaman Soccer Center of Excellence in Prampram, pointing to key upgrades meant to support players and officials across the football space.The Ghana FA President explained that work is ongoing on two natural grass pitches, alongside other important facilities designed to make Prampram a true home for football activities. He also expressed appreciation to FIFA for its continued backing of the FAâ??s development plans.Speaking

Black Princesses assistant coach Raymond Fenny has confirmed that preparations are already underway for the team's final qualifying hurdle against Uganda, with plans to resume camping as early as April.Ghana secured their place in the decisive round after a hard-fought 3â??2 aggregate victory over South Africa, setting up a two-legged showdown with Uganda in May for a spot at the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Poland.Speaking to Citi Sports, Fenny revealed that the

Black Princesses assistant coach Raymond Fenny has declared that the team is determined to use their hard-fought victory over South Africa as a foundation for success in the final qualifying round against Uganda.Ghana edged past South Africa 3â??2 on aggregate to set up a decisive two-legged tie with Uganda in May, with a place at the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Poland on the line.Speaking to Citi Sports, Fenny emphasized the positive mood within the camp and the team's

Black Princesses assistant coach Raymond Fenny has revealed that his technical team has already begun analysing Uganda ahead of the final round of qualifiers for the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.Ghana secured their place in the decisive round after a hard-fought 3â??2 aggregate victory over South Africa, setting up a two-legged showdown with Uganda in May for a spot at the World Cup in Poland.Speaking after his side's arrival in Accra, Fenny made it clear that attention

Former Asante Kotoko management member Alhaji Ali Maradona has cast doubt on whether Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Benjamin Asare is ready to be Ghana's first-choice shot-stopper at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Asare has been in outstanding form for the Phobians, delivering a man-of-the-match performance in Sunday's Super Clash victory over Asante Kotoko at Baba Yara Stadium. The goalkeeper has now kept nine clean sheets and conceded just four goals in 12 Ghana Premier League appearances

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) is working to ensure the Black Stars prepare adequately for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.According to President Kurt Okraku, preparations are already underway in the background to ensure the national team is ready for the global showpiece.â??I think that the team will prepare and preparations have been ongoing behind the scenes, the team will be ready for the World Cup, and Iâ??m very positive that if we get all our players on board, if all

Former Asante Kotoko management member Alhaji Ali Maradona has urged the Black Stars technical team to prioritise experience in goal for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, suggesting that Benjamin Asare may not yet be ready to serve as Ghana's number one on football's biggest stage.Speaking on Asempa FM, Maradona acknowledged Asare's impressive form for Hearts of Oakâ??including a man-of-the-match display in Sunday's Super Clash victory over Kotokoâ??but cautioned

Ghana Football Association President Kurt Okraku has outlined a bold vision to transform the Ghanaman Soccer Center of Excellence in Prampram into a hub where every footballer can chase their dreams.Okraku shared his thoughts while reflecting on the investments made in the facility and the journey so far. He praised key figures who played vital roles in securing and developing the land, acknowledging the foundation laid by past administrators."Well, I think that first of all,

Former Asante Kotoko management member Alhaji Ali Maradona has conceded that Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Benjamin Asare fully deserved his Man of the Match award in Sunday's Super Clashâ??but insists that does not automatically make him ready to be Ghana's number one at the World Cup.Asare delivered a commanding performance at Baba Yara Stadium, helping the Phobians secure a 1-0 victory over their fiercest rivals despite playing the final stages with ten men.The display

Ghana Football Association President Kurt Okraku has praised the Executive Committee for their strong backing of ideas and vision that have reshaped the associationâ??s headquarters into a modern football hub.The GFA boss highlighted the importance of creating a calm and welcoming space that allows staff to work comfortably and give their best to the game. He noted that the transformation reflects a shared belief that football development starts with the right working environment."I

President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku, has expressed worry over the growing injury situation within the Black Stars as preparations continue for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.In an interview with GFA Media, he implored Ghanaians to remember injured players in their prayers, noting that he is confident the players will make a full recovery before the start of the tournament.â??Iâ??m concerned about the number of players in the medical room, but Iâ??m very

Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku says he remains confident in the direction of refereeing reforms despite recurring criticism about officiating in domestic competitions.Officiating has once again come under scrutiny this season, with sections of the football public raising concerns over decisions in key matches. Okraku, however, insists the FA is making steady progress through structural changes, training programmes and long-term development strategies."I

Ghana Football Association President Kurt Okraku says the FA has fulfilled its promise to channel improved revenues back into domestic football, leading to increased financial support and expanded competitions across all levels of the game."I remember when we met in Congress in Kumasi in 2023, I made a statement that the marketing department had worked so well that inflows had improved, and we would give part of those inflows to our clubs. I think the FA has stuck to that promise,"

President of the Ghana Football Association, Kurt Okraku, has expressed strong confidence in the jerseys Ghana will wear at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Speaking in an interview, the leader of the countryâ??s football governing body noted that he does not doubt that players will be happy to put on the jerseys.â??Our strips will look very nice, and our boys will be proud wearing the strips of Ghana to compete,â? Kurt Okraku told GFA Media.Beyond the aesthetics, the GFA President

Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku has credited the FAâ??s Executive Council for supporting the vision to modernise the associationâ??s headquarters, saying the transformation was necessary to create a professional environment for developing the game.Speaking to GFA Media on the changes to the FAâ??s offices, Okraku said the upgrade forms part of a broader effort to improve working conditions for staff and strengthen football administration across the

Ghana Football Association President Kurt Okraku says significant progress has been made over the past six years despite inheriting the sport during one of its most challenging periods.Ghana football was thrown into turmoil in 2018 following a major corruption scandal that rocked the administration of the game and led to the resignation of long-serving GFA President Kwesi Nyantakyi.The crisis brought domestic football to a standstill and resulted in FIFA, together with the Government

Ghana Football Association President Kurt Okraku says 2025 marked a turning point for Ghana football after what he described as a difficult 2024, noting that lessons learned helped the game recover and progress across several fronts.The year 2024 proved challenging for the national game, as Ghana suffered a first-round exit at the Africa Cup of Nations and later failed to qualify for the tournament, missing out for the first time in 20 years.â??I think if I go back, 2024 is a

The Ghana Football Association has confirmed that the Black Stars will play Mexico in an international friendly as part of preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.The fixture becomes the third confirmed warm-up match for Otto Addoâ??s side ahead of the tournament in June. Ghana had already scheduled friendlies against Austria and Germany in March, with the Mexico clash adding another important test as the team fine-tunes its readiness for the global showpiece in North America.Mexico,

Ghanaian football legend Reverend Osei Kofi has pushed back against criticism surrounding his assertion that the Black Stars faced Spanish powerhouse Real Madrid in 1962.The Africa Cup of Nations winner revealed that some younger fans have questioned and even mocked his account due to the absence of widespread documentation of the historic encounter.In a viral video, Osei Kofi insisted the match, which ended 3-3 in Ghana, remains a defining moment of his career.â??In 1962 we