Ghanaian champions FC Samartex 1996 have announced the signing of young-sensation Isaac Baffoe from Bofoakwa Tano FC in the ongoing summer transfer window.
Ghanaian international Kwabena Owusu found the net for Ferencváros TC on Monday afternoon during a friendly match against West Ham United.
The Hungarian team faced the English Premier League side in Austria, where both clubs are on a pre-season tour. Kwabena Owusu, who started the match, scored the opening goal in the 25th minute with a clever finish.
Before the break, Pešić also scored, doubling the lead for Ferencváros. On the other side, Mohammed Kudus was in the starting lineup for West Ham United, playing in the attack. However, he was substituted at halftime to allow other players to showcase their skills to new manager Julien Lopetegui.
The manager's adjustments paid off as Danny Ings and Nayef Aguerd netted goals, allowing West Ham United to come from behind and secure a 2-2 draw against Ferencváros TC.
Asante Kotoko’s head coach, Prosper Narteh Ogum, has lavished praise on the club's new signing, Elvis Kyei Baffour.
On Monday, the Porcupine Warriors announced the addition of the skilled winger to their squad ahead of the 2024/25 football season.
In an interview with the Asante Kotoko media team, Coach Prosper Narteh Ogum expressed his admiration for Kyei Baffour, emphasizing his exceptional talent and potential.
“There is a new FOX in the BOX. We welcome an attacking talent brewed and refined in the heart of Kumasi. Elvis Kyei Baffour joins us on a three-year contract,” Asante Kotoko stated on July 15.
“We are delighted to welcome Elvis Kyei Baffour to Asante Kotoko. He is a player of immense quality and potential, and we believe he will be a vital asset to our team. This signing underscores our commitment to strengthening our squad and achieving success in all competitions,” said Coach Ogum.
Elvis Kyei Baffour is expected to make his debut for Asante Kotoko on Wednesday when the team faces Hearts of Oak in the Democracy Cup match.
Ghana’s women’s national team head coach, Nora Hauptle, commended goalkeeper Cynthia Konlan despite the team's 4-0 defeat to Japan in a recent international friendly.
During the match, the Black Queens managed to keep Japan scoreless in the first half but allowed four goals in the second half, mainly from set pieces.
In a post-match interview, Hauptle highlighted Konlan’s impressive performance, noting her vital saves throughout the game.
Hauptle also expressed disappointment over Boakye’s early dismissal, underscoring the challenge of losing such an experienced defender early in the match.
“We defended with determination and passion, and we closed the center. I think our keeper was outstanding.
"In the end, we need to acknowledge playing an hour against Japan with 10 players. The quality of their team is higher, so all in all I’m pleased with the mentality shown and how we took on the challenge.”
The game against Japan, ranked seventh in the world, was a difficult yet valuable learning experience for the Black Queens as they continue to prepare for future competitions.
Defender Konadu Yiadom has returned to Hearts of Oak after an unsuccessful loan spell will at Ukrainian side Kryvbas Kryvyi.
Asante Kotoko has made a significant addition to their squad by signing former Liberty Professionals striker Elvis Kyei Baffour in the current transfer window.
