Highly-rated goalkeeper, Aziz Haruna Dari will get the nod to maintain the post for Asante Kotoko in their outstanding Ghana Premier League match-day 7 against Vision FC.
After failing to secure a loan move to the Austrian top-tier outfit during the summer, the 17-year-old sensation of Ghanaian descent is now set to spent the second half of the season with his former employers on a season-long loan deal in January
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has confirmed that the Black Stars will begin training on Wednesday, November 12, as preparations get underway for their international friendlies against Japan and South Korea in the 2025 Kirin Cup.
Aduana Stars have confirmed the departure of their assistant coach WO1 Rtd. Paul Tandoh, bringing an end to his spell with the Dormaa-based club.
In a statement, the two-time Ghana Premier League champions expressed appreciation for Tandoh’s service and professionalism during his time with the team.
“We thank him for his dedication and contribution to the club,” the statement read.
Tandoh, who previously worked with Hearts of Oak and other top-flight sides, joined Aduana’s technical setup in July 2022, with a reputation for his tactical acumen, player development expertise, and disciplined approach to coaching.
His exit comes at a time when Aduana Stars are enjoying a fine run of form in the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League, having won six of their opening nine matches to sit top of the table with 19 points.
Despite the change, the Ogya Boys remain focused on maintaining their early-season fire as they push for a third league title. Kickgh.com understands that the club’s decision is to form part of a broader restructuring of the technical team aimed at strengthening their title charge.
The Ogya Boys head to Kumasi this weekend to take on Asante Kotoko in a matchweek 10 showdown, as they look to stretch their fine start to the season.
By: Pascal Amoah
Former Black Stars head coach Chris Hughton has heaped praises on current gaffer Otto Addo - whom he sees as the right person for the job and commended him immensely for qualifying the country to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Former Black Stars head coach Chris Hughton has praised his successor Otto Addo, describing him as a “very good coach” following Ghana’s qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
