Ghana midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi will become the most expensive signing from the Danish Superliga following his imminent move to the English Premier League to join Coventry City.The 20-year-old has agreed a deal to join the Premier League returnees, and has already flown to England to complete the necessary paper work.He is expected to undergo a mandatory medical on Thursday before putting pen to paper on a lucrative deal.Yirenkyi will cost Coventry a whooping â?¬27 million with

Black Queens deputy captain Jennifer Cudjoe insists the team remains calm ahead of their make-or-break game against Mali in the Women's Africa Cup of Nations Group D finale. The Black Queens head into the game after defeat to Cameroon in their second game, and need a win or at least a draw to progress to the next stage.Both teams, Ghana and Mali, are on three points after two matches and a win for either side guarantees them a place in the quarter-final.Ahead of Thursday's

English-born Ghanaian forward Kristen Otchere is eager to get started at Cheltenham Town SC following his loan move from Leicester City. The 19-year-old joins the League Two side on a season-long loan from the Foxes, with hopes of gaining more game time.Otchere has already joined his new teammates for pre-season ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.â??I'm delighted to be joining Cheltenham Town and I canâ??t wait to get started, it's a great opportunity for me at a brilliant

Ghanaian forward Joseph Opoku has penned an emotional message of gratitude to Zulte Waregem four days after completing his move to Welsh outfit Swansea City. The former Ghana U20 star signed a four-year deal to join the English Championship side after a successful two-year stint in Belgium.Opoku helped Zulte Waregem return to the Belgium topflight in his first year at the club before scoring ten goals and adding five assists in 33 matches in the Pro League last season.The 20-year-old

Douglas Owusu, the Ghanaian-Serbian winger, has joined Hapoel Tel Aviv from Red Star in a â?¬2.2m transfer. The 20-year-old has signed a contract with the Israeli club running until 30 June 2030.Owusu plays primarily on the right wing and is left-footed, giving Hapoel Tel Aviv a wide attacking player who prefers to operate from the opposite side of his stronger foot. Born in Cape Coast, Ghana, he holds Ghanaian and Serbian nationality.The move follows a trophy-winning 2025-26