Mohammed Salisu has expressed his delight after returning to the pitch as he steps up his recovery from a long-term knee injury at AS Monaco.The Ghana international resumed individual ball work at the clubâ??s training base, marking a significant milestone in his rehabilitation after months on the sidelines.â??I mean itâ??s an amazing feeling on the first day [back], you know, and Iâ??m looking forward for more,â? Salisu remarked after the session.The 26-year-old

Former Asante Kotoko midfielder Jordan Opoku has called for a shift in focus from immediate results to long-term development, as Ghana prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Speaking to Koforidua-based Bryt FM, Opoku advised Ghanaians to manage their expectations and allow new head coach Carlos Queiroz the time needed to build a solid team."The focus should be on building for the future and creating a solid team," Opoku said. "We have a new coach who still needs time

Mark Aboagye, the young footballer who burst onto the scene as the best player and top scorer in Zone 2 of the Milo U-13 Champions League in 2019, has taken a significant step forward in his career by earning a call-up to Ghana's U-17 national team, the Black Starlets.Now a few years older, the talented attacker has progressed through the ranks and is part of the squad preparing for the 2026 U-17 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.His inclusion is a testament to his development

The head coach of Bechem United, Kobina Amissah, has set his sights on a win against Swedru All Blacks in the teamâ??s next match in the Ghana Premier League.The coach was left fuming at his players on Wednesday after the Hunters suffered a 2-1 defeat to Dreams FC in their Week 30 fixture at home.Speaking in his post-match interview, Coach Amissah admitted that the Still Believe Boys deserved their win, adding that his players didnâ??t show the hunger for victory.â??We

AS Monaco defender Mohammed Salisu has reached a major milestone in his recovery from a long-term knee injury, returning to the turf for individual ball work at the clubâ??s training center.The Ghanaian center-back has been sidelined since January 2026 after suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee during the closing stages of a Ligue 1 clash against Olympique Lyonnais.His return to light drills on the grass signals the final phase of a grueling rehabilitation

Former Asante Kotoko midfielder Jordan Opoku has urged Ghanaian fans to lower their expectations for the Black Stars at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, insisting that new head coach Carlos Queiroz needs time to fully implement his system.Speaking to Koforidua-based Bryt FM, Opoku noted that Queiroz was only recently appointed and has had limited preparation time with the squad."It will be very difficult for the Black Stars to perform at the 2026 World Cup. We have a new coach who

Medeama SC attacker Abdul Salam remains confident in the teamâ??s chances of winning the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League title, despite their defeat to Berekum Chelsea.The forward was in action for the Yellow and Mauves on Wednesday when the team suffered a 2-1 defeat to the Blues in their Week 30 fixture of the season.Speaking in a post-match interview, Abdul Salam expressed his disappointment with the result but stressed that the team did everything possible to fight for a win.â??We

Port City Communications Director Kofi Jerry has made it clear that the newly promoted Ghana Premier League side has the financial muscle to sign any player they desire from the domestic top flight.Speaking about the clubâ??s transfer strategy, Jerry dismissed suggestions that money is a limiting factor while emphasising the clubâ??s structured approach to player management."We don't have financial problems. We can sign any player we want in the GPL," Kofi Jerry

Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Benjamin Asare has been drafted into the Black Stars squad ahead of the upcoming international friendly against Mexico.The 29-year-old shot-stopper replaces Gidios Aseako in the squad and is expected to link up with the team for the match scheduled for Friday, May 22, 2026.Asare has steadily built his reputation as one of the top goalkeepers in the Ghana Premier League through a series of impressive performances for Hearts of Oak.His consistency earned him

A young goalkeeperâ??s dream has come true as King Agbozo of Nkawkaw Salvation Army Primary School, who recently emerged champion at the U-13 MILO Championship in the Western Region, has finally met his football idol.The talented shot-stopper had the rare opportunity to come face to face with Black Stars and Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Benjamin Asare at the Accra Sports Stadium.Asare, who is currently on national duty with the Black Galaxies, welcomed the young lad with warmth and

Bechem United head coach Kobina Amissah has conceded that his team lost to a better side on Wednesday after their defeat to Dreams FC in the Ghana Premier League.The Hunters played host to the Still Believe Boys at the Nana Fosu Gyeabour Park hoping to claim all three points to continue their steady climb in the league table.In what turned out to be a tough match for the hosts, Dreams FC dominated the contest and cruised to a 2-1 victory at the end of the 90 minutes.Speaking in

Zulte Waregem forward Joseph Opoku has been voted the Belgian Jupiler Pro League's Player of the Month for April following a blistering run of form that has helped his side fight for top-flight survival.The 20-year-old Ghanaian featured in four games during the month, failing to score in just one of those matches. He drew a blank against Cercle Brugge before exploding back to form with two goals in a 2-1 away win over Dender.He then provided an assist in a 2-0 victory over

Heart of Lions head coach Bashir Hayford has described his teamâ??s defeat to Nations FC as unfortunate, insisting that they must bounce back immediately in their next Ghana Premier League fixture.In the Week 30 fixture played at the Kpando Sports Stadium on Wednesday, only one goal separated the two teams, with the visitors returning to Abrankese with all three points.Speaking in his post-match interview, Bashir Hayford congratulated Nations FC for their win, stating that they

Fred Pappoe believes the appointment of Carlos Queiroz gives the Black Stars an experienced coach capable of handling the demands and pressure of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.The former Ghana FA vice president said Queirozâ??s international pedigree and leadership qualities make him the right choice to guide Ghana at the tournament in North America.According to him, the Black Stars currently need a coach with confidence, authority and experience to restore belief within the national

Former Ghana Football Association vice president Fred Pappoe believes newly appointed Black Stars coach Carlos Queiroz is the right man to lead Ghana at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Speaking on Sporty FM, Pappoe said Ghana needed an experienced coach capable of restoring confidence within the national team ahead of the tournament.â??I think itâ??s about the best person because we find ourselves just about forty-three days away from the World Cup,â? he said.Pappoe noted that

Former Ghana Football Association (GFA) vice president Fred Pappoe has praised some club owners for their continued investment and commitment to the development of Ghana football despite the challenges facing the local game.Speaking on Sporty FM, Pappoe acknowledged the efforts of football administrators and investors who continue to provide better environments for players and clubs.According to him, some clubs have been able to keep players longer because of the conditions and

Former Ghana Football Association vice president Fred Pappoe believes the continued departure of players abroad remains one of the biggest challenges facing the Ghana Premier League.Pappoe, in an interview on Sporty FM, said clubs find it difficult to hold on to players once offers arrive from agents and foreign teams because of the economic realities many footballers face."Itâ??s a very difficult area because once a player receives an approach from any agent or any prospective

Former Ghana Football Association vice president Fred Pappoe has called for major reforms to help revive the Ghana Premier League amid growing concerns over declining fan interest and the continued departure of local talents.Speaking on Sporty FM, Pappoe said improving attendance, sponsorship and league organisation remains key to rebuilding confidence in the domestic competition.The experienced football administrator noted that the once vibrant league has suffered in recent years

The Football Association has started Module II of the CAF Licence B Coaching Course at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence as part of efforts to improve coaching standards and football development in the country.A total of 25 participants are taking part in the final phase of the course, which involves ten days of intensive training sessions aimed at improving their technical knowledge and practical coaching skills.The programme forms part of the GFAâ??s coach education

Former Asante Kotoko star Jordan Opoku has casted doubts about the chances of the Black Stars ahead of the 2026 World Cup tournament.The global showpiece, to be co-hosted by United States, Canada and Mexico will feature an expanded 48 countries, with Ghana securing one of Africaâ??s automatic nine slots for the tournament.The West African powerhouse are paired in Group L alongside football powerhouses England, Croatia, and Panama.Ghana will open their campaign against Panama