Ghana Football Association President Kurt Okraku has shared how he and his fellow CAF vice presidents have come together to give strong backing to CAF President Dr Patrice Motsepe in a short time.Speaking to Metro Sports, Okraku explained the close working relationship between the leadership team and how trust has played a key role in their progress."Well I think Dr Motsepe is a very intelligent man he knows what he wants and therefore he decided to pick the five of us as his
Kurt Okraku has described his time at the top level of African football as a major learning experience, as he continues his work on the CAF Executive Council.The Ghana Football Association president, who also serves as CAFâ??s Second Vice President, has been present at several major football events on the continent in recent months. He believes the role has helped him grow and also given him the chance to contribute more to African football.Speaking about his journey so far,
Former Ghana Football Association (GFA) Vice President George Afriyie has raised alarms over declining officiating standards in the ongoing 2025/26 Ghana Premier League season.After a promising start that saw increased fan attendance across venues, recent weeks have been overshadowed by controversial refereeing decisions, drawing criticism from football stakeholders.Speaking to Asempa FM, Afriyie acknowledged the positive beginnings of the season but expressed concern over its recent
Former Ghana Football Association (GFA) Vice President George Afriyie has urged the establishment of an independent body to oversee the Ghana Premier League, citing recent controversies over poor officiating and betting allegations.Speaking to Asempa FM, Afriyie stressed that government investment in the league demands a professional and transparent management structure."With the government now investing in our league, I believe the leadership of the Ghana Football Association
Hearts of Oak head coach Mas-Ud Didi Dramani has praised the growing quality and competitiveness of the Ghana Premier League, insisting the domestic top flight is steadily improving despite lingering challenges that still need to be addressed.The former Asante Kotoko boss has overseen a solid campaign with the Phobians, guiding them to fourth place on the league table, eight points behind current leaders Medeama SC.With 14 matches still to be played in the 2025â??26 season, Dramani
Chief Executive Officer of Aduana FC, Collins Attah Poku, has declared his sideâ??s readiness to knock out Asante Kotoko from the FA Cup, insisting the Dormaa-based club is heading to Kumasi with a clear mission.Aduana FC have been drawn away to face the Porcupine Warriors in the Round of 16 of the 2025/26 MTN FA Cup, with the tie set to be played at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.Speaking in an interview with Akoma FM, Attah Poku admitted that while Kotoko pose a formidable challenge,
Striker Ernest Boateng has returned to his former club Rahmatganj MFS in the Bangladesh Football League.The 24-year-old has rejoined the Old Dhaka club for the remainder of the season.Rahmatganj MFS are facing financial struggles but managed to bring back their former player.Head Coach Kamal Babu believes Boateng could help them â??fight for the top two positionsâ? after the side played the first round without an out-and-out striker.Rahmatganj MFS finished second on the league
Ghanaian forward Nathaniel Opoku lived a rollercoaster night at Rodney Parade, scoring Newport Countyâ??s only goal before being sent off in a 4â??1 loss to Accrington Stanley in League Two.The visitors struck early through Alex Henderson after just two minutes, but Opoku dragged Newport level on 35 minutes, finishing calmly from a Harrison Biggins pass to make it 1â??1.Newport went into the break on terms, yet the game turned after the restart. Isaac Sinclair restored
English-Ghanaian defender Brendan Sarpong-Wiredu produced a measured all-round display and registered a key assist as Plymouth Argyle were held to a 1â??1 draw by Mansfield Town at Home Park.Operating from midfield, Sarpong-Wiredu sparked the breakthrough on 20 minutes, threading a clever pass into the box for Aribim Pepple, who coolly finished to give Argyle the lead.Plymouth had the better of the chances and pushed hard to extend their advantage, but Mansfield gradually grew
Former Ghana international Laryea Kingston has expressed his readiness to return to coach Ghana's national teams in the future, stating his decision would hinge on the presence of a professional and supportive working environment.Speaking in a recent interview, the ex-Hearts of Oak winger affirmed his unwavering commitment to his country."I'm a Ghanaian, and anytime the opportunity comes to coach any national team, I will," Kingston stated. "If the environment
Former Ghana international Laryea Kingston has voiced optimism about the Black Stars' World Cup prospects but raised a red flag over a growing injury list that could threaten their campaign in North America.Speaking ahead of the tournament, Kingston set a clear expectation for Otto Addo's squad."For me, I don't really expect anything more than for us to go through the group stage. I'll be happy for us to go through the group stage," he said. His confidence
Former Ghana international Laryea Kingston has outlined his mission as coach of Uganda's youth national teams, emphasising long-term development over the immediate pressure to win trophies.The 46-year-old, appointed last year on a five-year contract, has already guided the Uganda U-17 side to qualification for the 2026 Africa Cup of Nations. Despite this early success, Kingston stated his focus remains firmly on building a foundation for the future."I'm not under
NAC Breda forward Andre Ayew has hailed his team's collective spirit following a hard-fought 2-2 draw away to Eredivisie leaders PSV Eindhoven, praising the "top teamwork" that secured a valuable point.The Ghanaian veteran, who entered the fray as a second-half substitute, took to social media to commend the squad after they twice came from behind to deny the league champions. "Top team work !! +1 we keep going NAC Breda," Ayew posted, reflecting the determined
Manchester City winger Jeremy Doku has confidently declared that the current campaign will mark his best individual season yet at the club.The 23-year-old Belgium international, who is of Ghanaian descent, expressed his belief that he has elevated his game significantly after a period of adaptation.Speaking about his form, Doku stated plainly, "I think this season will be better on an individual level than the previous two seasons with Manchester City, for sure."His remarks
Belgium and Manchester City winger Jeremy Doku, who is of Ghanaian descent, has spoken openly about his satisfaction with his current form, declaring the 2025/26 season his most productive yet since arriving at the Etihad Stadium.The 23-year-old attacker, renowned for his electric pace and technical skill, has gradually adapted to Pep Guardiola's demanding system after joining the club in 2023.This campaign, he has demonstrated his growing importance, contributing three goals
Former Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) president Amaju Pinnick has publicly expressed his profound disappointment following the Super Eagles' failure to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, calling the setback a major missed opportunity for the nation.Speaking on a football show, Pinnick admitted his surprise at the outcome, given the expanded format that grants Africa nine automatic qualification spots."I didn't see it coming because ten teams from Africa will
Hearts of Oak manager and former Black Stars assistant coach Didi Dramani has clearly defined Ghana's primary objective for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, stating the team's target is to successfully navigate the group stage.Speaking in an interview following the tournament draw, Dramani expressed confidence in the squad's composition. "Our primary target for Ghana at the World Cup should be to qualify from the group stage," he said.He pointed to the blend of
Hearts of Oak manager and former Black Stars assistant coach Didi Dramani has clearly defined Ghana's primary objective for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, stating the team's target is to successfully navigate the group stage.Speaking in an interview following the tournament draw, Dramani expressed confidence in the squad's composition. "Our primary target for Ghana at the World Cup should be to qualify from the group stage," he said.He pointed to the blend of
Hearts of Oak manager and former Black Stars assistant coach Didi Dramani has pinpointed collective experience as the critical factor that will determine Ghana's fortunes at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Speaking on the team's upcoming campaign, Dramani stated that Ghana's primary objective must be to qualify from a challenging group featuring England, Panama, and Croatia. He believes the team possesses the necessary tools to achieve this goal."The coach brings valuable
Dutch-Ghanaian forward Emanuel Poku delivered a decisive performance as Almere City FC earned a dramatic 4â??3 away win over Jong AZ Alkmaar in a wild Eerste Divisie encounter at the AFAS Trainingscomplex.Almere hit back after falling behind early, with Ferdy Druijf cancelling out Wassim Bouzianeâ??s opener before Julian Rijkhoff made it 2â??1 to the visitors midway through the first half.Poku struck what proved to be the key goal six minutes after the restart, timing his
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