Ghana defender Alidu Seidu is determined to help the Black Stars qualify for the 2026 World Cup. After a long and challenging battle with an ACL injury, Seidu has made a successful return to the pitch for Rennes, racking up crucial minutes and showcasing his tenacity.Seidu's injury layoff was a tough period, but he credits the support of his teammates, staff, family, and fans for helping him navigate the rehabilitation process.His comeback was marked by a thrilling performance

Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has rallied Ghanaâ??s University for Development Studies (UDS) to â??go and make historyâ?? after their landmark qualification for the final of the FISU World University Football Tournament in Dalian, China.Her message came after the Tamale-based side edged Spainâ??s University of Granada 5-4 on penalties on Friday to book a date with defending champions Paulista University of Brazil in Sundayâ??s decider.UDS, representing

The head coach of Hearts of Oak, Didi Dramani, expressed his satisfaction with his teamâ??s victory against Eleven Wonders in the Ghana Premier League on Friday evening. The gaffer was in the dugout on the matchday as the Phobians laboured to secure a 1-0 triumph against the Week 3 opponent.In the game played at Accra Sports Stadium, a solitary strike from Enoch Asubonteng in the first half sealed the three points for Hearts of Oak, but the host had to battle to keep Eleven Wonders

Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has congratulated Ghanaâ??s University for Development Studies (UDS) for reaching the final of the FISU World University Football Tournament in Dalian, China.Her message came shortly after UDS secured a dramatic 5-4 penalty shoot-out win over Spainâ??s University of Granada on Friday to book their place in Sundayâ??s showpiece against defending champions Paulista University of Brazil.UDS, representing Ghana and Africa, became the

Hearts of Oak recorded back-to-back 1-0 victories in the Ghana Premier League after edging Eleven Wonders at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday evening.The Phobians started brightly, and their early pressure was rewarded in the 17th minute when Enock Asubonteng pounced on a loose ball inside the box and fired home following a goalmouth scramble from a corner kick. ð??´ð??µð??¡ | ð??³GPL 2025/26:â??:18"Incessant pressure from the Phobian boys gives

Ghana Football Associationâ??s Communications Director Henry Asante Twum has cleared the air on reports that the fuel component in the Black Starsâ?? budget is only for the team bus.He noted that such claims were misleading, stressing that the allocation also covers transportation for referees, match commissioners, and other officials appointed by CAF and FIFA during international matches.Henry Asante Twum emphasized that these arrangements, which include fuel and car rentals,

Ghana Football Association Communication Director Henry Asante Twum has confirmed that the Black Stars will face the Central African Republic in Morocco as part of their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.Henry Asante Twum explained that some countries have been playing their home matches at neutral grounds due to stadium issues. Ghanaâ??s upcoming opponents, Central African Republic, fall into this category."Yes it is true there are some countries in the qualifiers we are playing

Ghana defender Alidu Seidu has provided a stark account of the physical toll of an ACL injury, revealing how the devastating knee problem left him with significantly weakened muscles during his recovery period.The Stade Rennais right-back, who suffered the injury alongside several Ghanaian teammates last season, described the dramatic physical changes he experienced in an interview with Flashscore."When you get ACL you lose everything, your thighs become skinny," Seidu

Ghana defender Alidu Seidu has pointed to the expanding contingent of Ghanaian players in France's Ligue 1 as evidence of the country's football quality, expressing pride in his compatriots' success in one of Europe's top leagues.The Stade Rennais right-back highlighted the significance of having multiple Ghanaian internationals competing at the highest level in France."This is very good for us because Ligue 1 is one of the biggest leagues in the world,"

The Ghana U17 team, the Black Starlets, are through to the semi-final of the WAFU Zone B U17 Cup of Nations following a dramatic victory over Niger in Abidjan. Late goals from Mark Kagawa Mensah and Robinho Yao Gavi sealed a 3-1 victory for the Black Starlets.Ghana had to bounce back from their defeat to Ivory Coast in their second group to keep their quest of qualifying for the U17 Africa Cup of Nations alive.And it took only four minutes for Ghana to break the deadlock after

Ghana defender Alidu Seidu has expressed his pride in the growing contingent of Ghanaian players making their mark in France's Ligue 1, highlighting the positive representation of Ghanaian football talent in one of Europe's top leagues.The Stade Rennais right-back, who has established himself in the French top flight, acknowledged the significance of having several compatriots competing at the same level."Seeing more Ghanaians here makes me proud in Ligue 1 makes

Ghana defender Alidu Seidu has attributed his successful recovery from a serious ACL injury to the unwavering support he received from teammates, club staff, family, and fans during his rehabilitation period.The Stade Rennais right-back, who suffered the knee injury alongside several other Ghanaian internationals last season, emphasized the crucial role his support system played in his journey back to full fitness."The ACL process is very difficult and it's all in the

Stade Rennais defender Alidu Seidu has detailed the immense mental and physical challenge of recovering from an ACL injury, a setback that affected several Ghanaian players last season, and has set his sights on a national team return.In an interview with Flashscore, Seidu described the ordeal as a profound test of character. â??The ACL process is very difficult and itâ??s all in the head, your mentality, how you cope with the injury,â? he stated. He credited his support

US President Donald Trump has said he will move matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup away from any American cities he considers unsafe, casting uncertainty over the staging of the tournament just months before kick-off.The United States is set to host 78 of the 104 matches at the expanded 48-team tournament, which will also be co-hosted by Canada and Mexico. Eleven US cities have been confirmed as venues: Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, New York/New

Medeama SCâ??s flying start to the season faces its first major test when they travel to Tamale to face Karela United at the Aliu Mahama Stadium on Sunday.The Yellow and Mauves have been flawless so far, winning both of their opening games against Vision FC and Young Apostles. With six points and six goals scored without conceding, they sit top of the table and look determined to build early momentum in their title pursuit.Karela United, however, have also enjoyed a strong start.

Heart of Lions will be aiming to extend their perfect start to the season when they welcome Bechem United to the Kpando Sports Stadium on Sunday in the Ghana Premier League.The Lions have been in flying form, winning their opening two matches. Their 4-1 away thrashing of newly promoted Eleven Wonders last weekend underlined their attacking prowess and boosted confidence in Kpando ahead of this encounter. Victory on Sunday could see them climb to the top of the table, depending on

Black Starlets head coach Dr Prosper Narteh Ogum has made five changes to his starting XI ahead of Ghanaâ??s crucial final group game against Niger in the ongoing WAFU B U17 Boys Championship in Yamoussoukro.With a semi-final spot on the line, Dr Ogum has reshuffled his squad in search of a winning formula. Goalkeeper Solomon Kwame Kesse retains his place, but the defence sees changes as Mujahid Osman replaces George Clinton, while Gabriel Denyinah returns after serving a suspension

Ghanaâ??s University for Development Studies (UDS) will take on Brazilâ??s Paulista University in the final of the FISU World University Football Tournament after a dramatic semi-final triumph in China.The Ghanaian side sealed their spot in Sundayâ??s showpiece with a thrilling penalty shoot-out victory over Spainâ??s University of Granada on Friday in Dalian.UDS, the first Ghanaian university to reach the final of a global football competition, overcame a nerve-wracking

The WAFU B U17 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying tournament has confirmed the officiating team for the Group A encounter between Ghanaâ??s Black Starlets and Niger on Friday at the Charles Konan Banny Stadium in Yamoussoukro.Moroccan referee Mohammed El Baroudi will take charge of the must-win fixture. He will be supported by Lamen Dofinte Adolphe of Burkina Faso as Assistant Referee 1 and Mifitahou Amidou from Togo as Assistant Referee 2. Côte dâ??Ivoireâ??s

The University of Professional Studies made history on Friday afternoon in Dalian, China, after becoming the first African team to reach the final of the World Universities Cup following victory over University of Granada. The African champions defeated the Spanish institution on penalties 5-4 after grueling contest in the semi-final.UDS, still unbeaten in the competition, dominated the game but could not find the breakthrough following a solid defensive performance from their