Representing the country's national football team is something often taken for granted in Ghana. The fans dismiss any international football that isn't a tournament, and club managers spend each day nervously waiting to get their players back in one piece. Even the players that go as regulars can get caught in the moment and not quite appreciate the gravity of the situation; the national team is the country's pinnacle of excellence (more often than not).
Former Ghana Premier League-winning coach, Bashiru Hayford, has disclosed that Hearts of Oak approached him for the head coach position of the first team.
Asante Kotoko head coach Prosper Narteh Ogum has faced criticism for the team's underwhelming performance this season, but he has defended his decisions, pointing to directives from the club's life patron, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.
Jonathan Sowah secured a crucial win for defending Ghana Premier League champions Medeama SC in their outstanding match against Nsoatreman with a second-half penalty.
Eric Alagidede, the General Manager of Nsoatreman FC, has disclosed that the club's primary objective is to secure their position in the top flight for the upcoming season.
Head coach of Real Tamale United, Abdul Mumin has admitted that fatigue has had its toes on his players following their scoreless draw against Bechem United last Sunday, and insists they will rebound and turn things around.
