Retired FIFA referee William Agbovi has described the Asante Kotoko and Accra Hearts of Oak clash as the biggest stage for referees to prove themselves and grow their careers.According to Agbovi, handling Ghanaâ??s most famous rivalry brings massive attention and can help officials rise quickly in the game. With fans watching both locally and abroad, he believes every referee sees the fixture as a rare opportunity.Reflecting on his own journey, Agbovi revealed that he officiated
Nations FC CEO Kennedy Boakye Ansah has praised defender Razak Simpsonâ??s attitude and dedication, describing him as a player ready to serve the national team with heart ahead of Ghanaâ??s upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.Speaking to Citi Sports, Ansah highlighted Simpsonâ??s professional virtues as key reasons he deserves another chance with the Black Stars.â??He has shown tremendous commitment, discipline and the zeal to give his all for the nationâ??s cause
Nations FC CEO Kennedy Boakye Ansah has confirmed that a recent visit by Black Stars coaching staff was largely influenced by the presence of defender Razak Simpson, while also opening the door for other club talents to be noticed.Speaking to Citi Sports, Ansah explained the scouting visit in clear terms, tying it directly to Simpsonâ??s strong form and national team credentials.â??Iâ??m pretty sure Razak was one of the reasons they cameâ??not only to watch him but also
Asante Kotokoâ??s Interim Management Committee Chairman, Nana Apinkra Akwasi Awuah, has charged the team to turn their season around starting with Sundayâ??s high-stakes Super Clash against rivals Hearts of Oak.The call follows a turbulent period that saw head coach Karim Zito step down after a string of disappointing results, including an early exit from the CAF Confederation Cup, elimination from the MTN FA Cup, and just one win in their last five Ghana Premier League matches.With
Interim Management Committee (IMC) Chairman of Asante Kotoko, Nana Apinkra Akwasi Awuah, has called on the club to put the recent turmoil behind them and focus on reviving their season, beginning with Sundayâ??s high-stakes encounter against rivals Hearts of Oak.His message comes in the wake of head coach Abdul Karim Zitoâ??s resignation, which followed a poor run of results across all competitions.Kotoko have won just once in their last five league matches, suffered a 6â??1
Abdul Fatawu Issahaku scored his seasonâ??s eighth goal on Tuesday in the Championship for Leicester City against Southampton.The Ghana international hit the back of the net on 29 minutes when he brought a pass down, cuts inside and lashed it beyond Southampton goalkeeper Peretz.This put Leicester 3-0 up at home.Issahaku was later replaced in the 85th minute by Silko Thomas.But the Foxes dropped their guards and allowed the visitors to fight back to level 3-3 and the Saints eventually
Retired FIFA referee William Agbovi has called on Ghanaians to continue supporting and encouraging FIFA referee Daniel Laryea, following his recent performance on the international stage.Laryea recently officiated at the AFCON 2025 in Morocco, where he also served as a VAR official. His steady rise, according to Agbovi, is a sign of progress for Ghanaian refereeing.â??We have to help him if Ghana we had two or three people the way he is going if they also followed his steps especially
German-Ghanaian attacker Justin Diehlâ??s injury nightmare at VfB Stuttgart has continued after the young winger picked up another setback while playing for the clubâ??s U-21 side.The 21-year-old had just delivered a standout performance last weekend in the 3. Liga against TSV 1860 Munich, scoring once and providing an assist as matchwinner, before being forced off shortly before half-time with a heavily bandaged thigh.According to reports from Bild, further checks have confirmed
Beitar Jerusalem have strengthened their squad with the signing of Ghanaian defender Nana Antwi on a two-and-a-half-year deal.The 25-year-old defender has signed after completing a move from Romanian giants Steaua Bucharest, following his most recent spell with Hermannstadt. Known for his impressive physical presence and athleticism, he is expected to add depth, pace and aggression to the teamâ??s back line.Antwi is primarily a right-back but is described as a versatile player
Asante Kotokoâ??s Ashanti Regional Circles Chairman Alex Manu has expressed regret over the clubâ??s handling of the former boss, stating that more patience should have been exercised.Speaking to Citi Sports, Manu acknowledged Zitoâ??s deep connection to the clubâ??not only as a coach but also as a former player who was part of Kotokoâ??s 1983 African Champions League-winning squadâ??and suggested that his legacy and understanding of the club merited greater faith
Ghanaian teenager Israel Anum made his senior debut for Swedish giants Malmo FF on Tuesday when the team locked horns with Norwegian outfit Odds BK in a friendly match.The defender signed a deal to join the club's U19 side from the Right to Dream Academy in August 2024.Last season, he worked hard and continued his development in hopes of making the first team squad for the next football season.Included to be part of the Malmo FF squad for pre-season, Israel Anum has finally
The resignation of Asante Kotokoâ??s former head coach Karim Zito continues to spark debate, with the clubâ??s Ashanti Regional Circles Chairman Alex Manu insisting the playing body must shoulder a significant share of the blame for the teamâ??s underwhelming form.In an exclusive interview with Citi Sports, Manu pushed back against narratives placing sole responsibility on Zito or the clubâ??s passionate supporters, instead pointing to possible divisions and commitment
Ashanti Regional Circles Chairman of Asante Kotoko, Alex Manu, has weighed in on the resignation of former head coach Karim Zito, insisting the clubâ??s passionate supporters should not shoulder sole responsibility for the coach's departure.Speaking exclusively to Citi Sports, Manu acknowledged the immense pressure that comes with managing Kotoko but argued that Zitoâ??a former player and club legendâ??understood the expectations from the stands.â??Supporters are
The interim head coach of Asante Kotoko, Prince Owusu, has argued that form will not count on Sunday, February 15, when his side takes on Hearts of Oak in the Ghana Premier League.The upcoming Super Clash will be played at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium, with both teams eager to amass all three points to strengthen their bid to clinch the league title at the end of the 2025/26 season.Speaking to AKSC Media in a pre-match interview, Prince Owusu shared that although Asante Kotoko defeated
Asante Kotoko have stepped up preparations for their Super Clash against Hearts of Oak in the Ghana Premier League this weekend.Speaking in a pre-match interview, interim coach for the Porcupine Warriors, Prince Owusu, assured supporters that the team is determined to work hard to ensure victory against the Phobians.According to him, it is important to return to winning ways to make amends for the MTN FA Cup heartbreak from last weekend and also close the gap on the Ghana Premier
Abdul Karim Zito has expressed regret over not being able to personally say goodbye to Asante Kotoko supporters following his resignation as head coach.The Porcupine Warriors boss stepped down after the clubâ??s Round of 16 exit from the MTN FA Cup at the hands of Aduana FC on Sunday.Zito, who took charge in July last year, led Kotoko to victory in the 2024/25 MTN FA Cup and won four trophies during his brief tenure.Speaking to Asempa FM on his departure, he said, "I am
Asante Kotoko remain confident that Abdul Karim Zitoâ??s resignation will not affect their preparations ahead of Sundayâ??s Ghana Premier League week 22 clash against rivals Hearts of Oak.The Porcupine Warriors will host their archrivals at Baba Yara Stadium in a match crucial to regaining momentum in the league.Zito stepped down as head coach following Kotokoâ??s Round of 16 MTN FA Cup exit to Aduana FC. The team has struggled recently, winning only once in their last
Kennedy Boakye Ansah, CEO of Nations FC, has urged the Black Stars technical team to consider defender Razak Simpson for a recall ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Simpson last featured for Ghana in May 2025 during the Unity Cup third-place playoff, where he scored his first international goal against Trinidad and Tobago.Speaking to Citi Sports, Ansah highlighted Simpsonâ??s consistency, discipline, and dedication as major factors behind his strong performances.Ansah revealed
Asante Kotoko have placed caretaker coach Prince Yaw Owusu under the spotlight, urging him to emulate Roberto Di Matteo and deliver results during the remainder of the season.Owusu was handed temporary charge after Karim Zito resigned following Kotokoâ??s MTN FA Cup exit to Aduana FC.Assisted by Mohammed Hamza Obeng, Owusu faces the task of lifting a team that has won just once in 2026 and sits fifth in the Premier League, eight points behind leaders Medeama. The club hopes he
The 2025/26 Womenâ??s FA Cup quarterfinals promise compelling matchups following Tuesdayâ??s draw. Eight teams advanced from the last 16, including Hasaacas Ladies, Ampem Darkoa Ladies, Jonina Ladies, and Supreme Ladies.They are joined by Samartex Ladies, FC Savannah, Tamale Super Ladies, and Army Ladies, the latter claiming the trophy two seasons ago.Samartex will host FC Savannah in a Southern Zone clash, while Tamale Super Ladies take on Army Ladies at home.Jonina Ladies,
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