Communication Director of Hearts of Oak, Kwame Opare Addo has given the assurance that talks are currently being held to ensure their transfer ban is lifted so they could sign players to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season
Former Asante Kotoko winger, Dickson Afoakwa has popped up on the wishlist of Ghanaian champions Bibiani Gold Stars who are willing to secure his service ahead of the upcoming season
Out-gone Asante Kotoko goalkeeper, Frederick Asare has reacted to his exit from the club and has expressed a huge honour of getting to represent a club of his childhood dream and at least leaving with a major silverware
Out-gone Asante Kotoko goalkeeper, Frederick Asare has reacted to his exit from the club and has expressed a huge honour of getting to represent a club of his childhood dream and at least leaving with a major silverware
Accra Hearts of Oak have formally expressed their interest in signing Nations FC centre-back Razak Simpson, as the club continues its aggressive recruitment drive ahead of the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League season.
Bibiani GoldStars have officially announced the signing of defender Emmanuel Ankrah as part of their preparations for the upcoming 2025/26 season.
Medeama SC gaffer, Ibrahim Arnyas Tanko has revealed their target ahead of the 2025/26 football season after failing to make a top four finish in the just-ended season
Medeama SC gaffer, Ibrahim Arnyas Tanko has revealed their target ahead of the 2025/26 football season after failing to make a top four finish in the just-ended season
Asante Kotoko are set to bolster their defense with the signing of right-back Victor Oduro, who has successfully completed his medical ahead of a three-year deal with the Porcupine Warriors.
Former Asante Kotoko and TP Mazembe midfielder Daniel Nii Adjei has credited the Porcupine Warriors as the foundation of his successful football journey, acknowledging the club’s immense influence on his development as a player.
A senior official at Asante Kotoko has shed light on the controversial decision not to renew the contract of long-serving midfielder Justice Blay, citing repeated acts of indiscipline, drunkenness, and disruptive behavior in camp as key reasons behind the club’s move.
Former head coach of Young Apostles FC, William Afoakwa, has launched a scathing attack on the club’s owner, Mr. Domfeh, describing him as unfit to run a football team and urging fellow coaches to avoid taking up roles at the club.
