Tanzanian side, Azam FC per reports have identified Bechem United and current GPL top scorer, Hafiz Wontah Konkoni as a potential huge signing in the summer.
Hearts of Oak's upcoming match against FC Samartex 1996 at the Nsenkyire Sports Complex has been rescheduled to Sunday, 7th May, instead of the initially scheduled Saturday, according to a statement by the club.
Experience gaffer, James Kuuku Dadzie has openly stated the current state of the Ghana Premier League is very poor due to lack of quality and that, we shouldn't get deceived that is competitive premising it with the points difference on the league log.
James Kuuku Dadzie, a veteran coach from Ghana, has expressed his willingness to take on the technical advisor role at Asante Kotoko.
The Ghana Premier League holders, Asante Kotoko, have encountered several challenges this season, including poor results and inconsistent performances.
Asante Kotoko's list of absentees continues to shorten with the return of midfielder Justice Blay to first-team training.
As youngsters, we all wanted to score the goals. Mind you, not everyone was cut out to do it, and eventually you'd just be happy to play. But there was always one position that, regardless of your own role, was always one we truly admired: the attacking midfielder. It was them who offered something nobody else in the team could.
Abdul Gazale, the coach of Asante Kotoko, has expressed his disappointment with the team's defence and the unfortunate goals they have conceded in recent games.
The 24-year-old attacker is allegedly to have defiled a 13-year-old school girl at the Karela United’s club house in Edwakpole, a suburb of Aiyinase in the Ellembelle District.
Bechem United forward, Hafiz Konkoni has disclosed his target for the ongoing season and that's to help his club win the league title and top it up with the golden boot.
Hearts of Oak legend, Mohammad Polo believes management will be at fault if his former club are unable to have their hands gripped on the Ghana Premier League trophy this season.
According to Mohammed Polo, a former coach and legend of Hearts of Oak, the club's management will be responsible if the club fails to win the ongoing Ghana Premier League season.
