Great Olympics center-back, Ebenezer Sekyere has popped up on the radar of FA champions Nsoatreman FC who are seriously interested in acquiring his service in the ongoing transfer window.
Black Princesses coach Yussif Basigi has highlighted the importance of more friendly matches for his team as they prepare for the 2024 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.
Ghana's U-20 women's team is gearing up for their seventh consecutive appearance in the tournament since their debut in 2010. The Black Princesses have been training intensively in Cape Coast for the past three weeks to ready themselves for the upcoming World Cup, which will take place in Colombia later this year.
Despite their rigorous training schedule, the team has not yet had the opportunity for the high-caliber matches necessary for thorough preparation. Speaking to the press on Monday, Basigi emphasized the need for more friendly games before the tournament.
"Definitely, when it comes to such preparations, you will need matches to play. But to begin with, we have started playing some medium-profile games around since many of the female clubs are not in session," he said.
"We have decided to play with U-13 boys so we take it from there and I know as and when we are progressing, other matches will follow," he added.
With the expansion of the tournament to 24 teams from 16, Basigi aims to guide Ghana past the first round for the first time. The Black Princesses are in Group E and will face Austria, New Zealand, and Japan.
Medeama SC left-back, Abdul Fatawu Hamidu is very close to joining newly-promoted Egypt Premier League side Ghazl El Mahalla SC, per wide reports in the local media.
Former GFA Executive Council member Sammy Anim Addo has called for Mathew Anim Cudjoe to be included in the Black Stars squad, likening his abilities to those of West Ham's Mohammed Kudus.
In a move to enhance their team’s performance for the upcoming season, Asante Kotoko is gearing up for a pre-season tour to South Africa starting on August 15.
Vision FC assistant coach, Hamza Obeng Mohammed, has revealed that the club's long-term goal is to develop young players who can excel at the highest level.
