Former Ghana Football Association Chairman Alhaji MND Jawula has thrown his weight behindKwesi Appiah to deliver the AFCON trophy to Ghanaians in his second spell as Black Stars coach. The Black Stars have gone 35-years without tasting glory in the continent's football showpiece since defeating Libya 7-6 on penalties. But Jawula holds that the 56-year-old is the right man to end the nation's long title drought. He has understudied all the coaches that came before him and i am sure

Ghana midfielder Emmanuel Agyemang Badu has hinted on a move away from Italian club Udinese in the summer transfer window. The 26-year-old enforcer joined the Udine-based in 2010 from Ghanaian outfit Berekum Arsenal. However, having spent seven seasons with the club, Badu has intimated his desire to test his wits in a different club during an interview with GTV's SportLite. "I have been there for some time, i think for seven years now i have been with them, i have made almost 200

Watch striker Richmond Boakye-Yiadoms colourful season with Red Star Belgrade. The Ghana international scored 16 to end the season on 19 goals after joining the Eastern European club in February. He had already scored three for Latina in Serie B prior to the loan. Now a free agent following Latina's demotion, Boakye is on the market looking for a club to prove his form in the second half of last season was no fluke. Watch Richmond Boakye's goals in the highlight below: &nb

WAFA SC duo Gideon Waja and Majeed Ashimeru have earned late call-ups to train with the Black Stars. The two midfielders will start training with the senior national team at the Accra Sports Stadium on Thursday afternoon. They must fight for places in the team that will be travelling to the States to play who are preparing to play Mexico and USA. Waja and Ashimeru are currently in camp with the Black Stars B team in Prampram....

It was remarkably historical when Majeed Waris picked his Ghana jersey in the dugout, ready to play his first international game against Chile in a friendly, at the PPL Park in Chester, Pennsylvania. Waris, who was a supporter of the team during the 2008 AFCON, hosted in Ghana, now a player of the team he has been supporting. Amazing isnt it? Very young and nave at that time, Waris was among a group of U15 stars of Right To Dream Academy who had been taken to the Accra Sports Stadium to watch

Ghana defender Phil Ofosu Ayeh has set his sights on helping his new club Wolverhampton Wanderers secure promotion to the English Premier League. The 25-year-old completed a three-year deal to the English Championship outfit from German Bundesliga II club Eintracht Braunschweig for an undisclosed fee. After finalizing the deal, the marauding right full back expressed his desire to secure promotion ticket to the elite division. Of course, I would love to achieve what Huddersfield have