Ghana international Antoine Semenyo has been pictured arriving in Manchester ahead of his transfer to Manchester City from Bournemouth in the ongoing transfer window
Bless Ege says he is determined to work hard and earn a permanent move to Mexican top-flight side Querétaro FC following his loan transfer from Karela United.
Medeama head coach Ibrahim Tanko expressed his satisfaction after his side booked their place in the Round of 16 of the MTN FA Cup with a 3–1 victory over Bibiani Goldstars.
Karela United winger Bless Ege has completed a loan move to Mexican top-flight side Querétaro FC, marking a significant step forward in his young career.
The highly rated attacker has joined the Liga MX outfit on a season-long deal after catching the eye with a series of impressive displays for the Pride and Passion Boys. Ege departed Ghana on Wednesday to begin his new adventure in North America.
The move represents a rapid rise for the winger, who only linked up with Karela United at the start of the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League season.
Despite his short stay at the Tamale-based side, he made an immediate impact, scoring four goals in 15 appearances.
Ege first rose to national prominence last season when he played a key role in Golden Kick’s remarkable run to the FA Cup final, performances that established him as one of the most sought-after talents on the Ghanaian scene. He went on to attract interest from several leading clubs, including Hearts of Oak, before opting to sign for Karela United.
By: Pascal Amoah
Medeama SC President, Moses Armah Parker has heaped praises on his team following their stupendous first round performance in the Ghana Premier League but added the entire squad are very much aware they will have to put it extra efforts in the second phrase to win the ultimate.
Bank-roller of Medeama SC, Moses Armah Parker has heaped praises on his team following their stupendous first round performance in the Ghana Premier League but added the entire squad are very much aware they will have to put it extra efforts in the second phrase to win the ultimate.
