Ghanaian international, Christopher Bonsu Baah scored the opening goal for KRC Genk on Friday night, propelling the team to a 2-1 victory against St. Liege in the Belgian Pro League.The youngster started on the flanks for his team and gave his all to ensure his team ran away with all three points.He showed impressive quality in the 35th minute when he latched onto a nice pass from Konstantinos Karetsas, before firing a low drive that found the back of the net to give Genk the lead.That

Asante Kotoko Technical Director, Malik Jabir, has expressed his confidence in the team's ability to win the 2024/25 Ghana Premier League title.Despite the recent suspension of the league following the tragic incident in Nsoatre, Jabir believes his team has what it takes to secure the championship."We have got to continue, put aside this and get our level again. The target is to win the league and nothing can stop us from winning it," Jabir said in an interview with

Asante Kotoko Technical Director, Malik Jabir, remains optimistic about the team's chances of success in the 2024/25 Ghana Premier League season.Despite the recent suspension of the league following the tragic incident in Nsoatre, Jabir is confident that his team can overcome the setback and emerge as champions."We have got to continue, put aside this and get our level again. The target is to win the league and nothing can stop us from winning it," Jabir said in an

�Kim Bjorkegren, the newly appointed head coach of Ghana's Black Queens, has pledged to build on the team's recent progress and improve their position in the FIFA global rankings.Speaking at his unveiling on Friday, February 14, 2025, Bjorkegren expressed his commitment to elevating the team's performance."I know there has been a lot of good work done in the past couple of years. I know a little about the Volta project, and that's something we will

Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren has emphasised the importance of a winning mentality as the team prepares for the Womenâ??s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after a six-year absence.Ghana last participated in WAFCON in 2018 and has since slipped in the FIFA rankings.Bjorkegren is urging his squad to believe in their abilities and work together towards success. "If we donâ??t think we can win the tournament, then there is no way we will," he said."We

The Life Patron of Asante Kotoko, Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II is demanding justice for Francis Frimpong, the clubâ??s staunch supporter killed during the Premier League match against Nsoatreman FC. Speaking on the tragic incident that happened in Nsoatre, Otumfuo stressed the need for the law to work.He noted that whether the incident happened outside or inside the stadium, the perpetrators must be arrested and made to face the law.â??What happened is very sad. What is

Former Ghana Premier League star, Mohammed Polo, has explained why an autonomous Ghana Premier League would benefit stakeholders.Polo, a legend of Hearts of Oak, has thrown his weight behind the calls for an independent Premier League, made by giants Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak.According to Polo, an external body managing the top-flight can help change the fortunes of the competition. "We have to run an autonomous league to change our fortunes. At the moment, an independent

Ghana Premier League legend, Mohammed Polo, has expressed his support for Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak's demand for an autonomous Ghana Premier League.The two clubs recently issued a joint statement calling for an independent Premier League, free from the control of the Ghana Football Association (GFA).In an interview, Polo argued that an external body managing the top-flight can help change the fortunes of the competition."We have to run an autonomous league to change

Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren has emphasized the need for hard work and a winning mentality as the team prepares for the Womenâ??s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after a six-year absence.Ghana last participated in WAFCON in 2018 and has since slipped in the FIFA rankings.Bjorkegren is determined to restore the team's status and is urging both players and staff to work together towards success."If we donâ??t think we can win the tournament, then there

Black Queens head coach, Kim Lars Bjorkegren has vowed to work hard with his players to achieve success for Ghana.The Ghana Football Association (GFA) officially unveiled the experienced Swedish tactician as the new head coach of the countryâ??s womenâ??s national team at a brief ceremony on Friday, February 14.Speaking at the unveiling, Kim Lars Bjorkegren said he wants to do his best for the Black Queens.â??I mean, so far, so good. I've already met a lot of really

Newly appointed Black Queens coach, Kim Bjorkegren, believes Ghana's women's national team has the quality to improve its current FIFA ranking of 66th.Speaking at his unveiling, Bjorkegren expressed his confidence in the team's potential, stating that their current ranking is "way too high" considering the talent at their disposal."With the quality we already have, we should be in a better position. And like I said, in the long term, we will certainly

The new head coach of the Black Queens of Ghana, Kim Lars Bjorkegren has named 24 players for the trip to Morocco to face off with the Atlas Lionesses.The Black Queens are set to take on Morocco in an international friendly match on Friday, February 21, at the Pere Jego Stadium in Casablanca.The upcoming encounter is part of the February FIFA window and serves as a crucial preparation for the upcoming Women's African Cup of Nations (WAFCON) tournament in July.Having been officially

The Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams has indicated that government must do everything in its power to grow sports in the country.The Minister on Friday, February 14, held a meeting with the management and supporters of Asante Kotoko.Speaking to journalists after the meeting, Kofi Adams disclosed that it is clear that Ghanaians love their sports.â??It should say that indeed itâ??s been a fruitful journey. A lot has been learnt from the engagement with Asante Kotoko

The Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) is taking proactive steps to determine the future of this year's President's Cup.Chairman John Ansah announced plans to engage with the newly elected executives and the Ghana Football Association's Executive Council to seek clarity on the event's status. "We will meet the President and discuss this year's President's Cup," Ansah stated.He emphasized the importance of collaboration, noting, "According

In November 2024, Asante Kotoko appointed club legend Malik Jabir as their new technical director, succeeding Kwesi Appiah.Malik Jabir, a two-time CAF Champions League winner with the club, brings a wealth of experience to the role.Addressing misconceptions about his role, Jabir clarified that his position is more advisory than hands-on coaching. He emphasized that he does not wear a jersey or actively participate in on-field training sessions.Instead, he observes the team's

Asante Kotoko's technical director, Malik Jabir, has called for justice following the tragic death of devoted supporter Francis Yaw Frimpong, known as "Pooley."Pooley was fatally stabbed during a violent altercation after the club's Ghana Premier League match against Nsoatreman FC at the Nana Konamansah Park in Nsoatre.In an interview with Peace FM as monitored by Ghanasoccernet.com, Jabir emphasized the club's stance: "We want justice if justice is

Ghanaâ??s Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, has called for a complete overhaul of the countryâ??s football system, emphasizing the need for the Ghana Football Association (GFA) to acknowledge the urgency of a reset.Adams made the remarks during a visit to Asante Kotokoâ??s management on Friday to discuss issues following the stabbing of fan Francis Frimpong.Ghana football has faced a steady decline in recent years, highlighted by the Black Starsâ?? failure

In an interview with Metro TV, Ghana's Sports Minister, Kofi Adams, addressed the issue of hooliganism in football and the Ghana Football Association's (GFA) efforts to enhance safety measures.He emphasized the role club owners play in this problem, stating, "What I observe was in our situation also the club owners themselves sometimes contribute to some of these hooliganism so the club owners we will not leave them out."Minister Adams highlighted the importance

Black Queens coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren has embraced the high expectations that come with leading Ghanaâ??s national team, acknowledging the passion of the countryâ??s football fans as he prepares the squad for the Womenâ??s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).â??I have been a head coach for over 18 years, and I know that people judge based on results,â? he said. â??If we win, people will think Iâ??m a great coach; if we lose, the opposite. But I love that passion

Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren has called on his squad to embrace a winning mentality as they prepare for the Womenâ??s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after a six-year absence from the tournament.Ghana last featured at WAFCON in 2018 and has since slipped in the FIFA rankings. Determined to restore the teamâ??s status, Bjorkegren is urging both players and staff to work together towards success.â??If we donâ??t think we can win the tournament, then there