Black Stars coach, Otto Addo, has lauded captain Jordan Ayew for his exceptional leadership and influence within the national team.The Leicester City forward played a pivotal role in helping Ghana secure qualification for the tournament to be hosted across Canada, Mexico, and the USA.Jordan scored seven goals and provided seven assists, a total of 14 goal involvements in 10 appearances.Speaking to Joy Sports, Otto Addo expressed admiration for Ayewâ??s consistency and

Former Ghana international Anthony Baffoe has spoken highly of Spartak Moscow defender Alexander Djiku, saying he is a warrior.Djiku, who recently joined the Russian outfit played a pivotal role as the Black Stars booked a place at the upcoming 2026 World Cup, to be staged in the USA, Canada and Mexico.The West African football heavyweights narrowly triumphed over Comoros to confirm their place for the global showpiece next year.However, the former Ghana captain has described the

Black Stars head coach Otto Addo has expressed surprise at the ongoing debate surrounding goalkeeper Benjamin Asareâ??s inclusion in Ghanaâ??s squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, insisting the Hearts of Oak shot-stopper has earned his place on merit.Asare has been a standout performer during Ghanaâ??s World Cup qualifying campaign, keeping five clean sheets in six matches since making his debut in March 2025.His consistent form has drawn praise from Addo and technical advisor

Ghana international Joseph Paintsil has shared his excitement following the Black Stars qualification to the 2026 World Cup.Paintsil, who plies his trade for Major League Soccer side LA Galaxy made substitute appearance as the Black Stars secured a narrow win over Comoros last Sunday to confirm World Cup qualification, to be held in the USA, Canada and Mexico next year.However, the pacey winger has expressed his joy with the qualification, while commending Ghanaians for the unwavering

Black Stars head coach Otto Addo has dismissed calls for a quota system favouring home-based players in Ghanaâ??s squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, insisting that selection will be based solely on merit and performance.His remarks come amid growing appeals from some football administrators, including Great Olympics General Manager Eric Alagidede, for the Ghana Football Association (GFA) to include more locally based players in the national team to ensure local clubs also benefit

Asante Kotoko defender Musah Hamzata is on the verge of joining an unnamed Swedish outfit, marking a significant step in his career.The towering centre-back joined the Porcupine Warriors during the summer transfer window, penning a three-year deal that was supposed to keep him at the club until 2028.The 22-year-old arrived at Kotoko with enormous experience, having played over 50 matches in the Ghanaian top division.According to Kessben FM, the former Accra Lions marksman spell

â??A nation that does not honour its heroes is not worth dying for.â? These timeless words from Abraham Lincoln could not be more relevant to Ghana today. Once again, our national habit of tearing down our achievers instead of celebrating them has resurfaced â?? and this time, the target is Otto Addo, the man who has just led Ghana to its fifth FIFA World Cup.It is baffling â?? even heart-breaking â?? that after masterminding Ghanaâ??s qualification for the 2026

The Ghana Football Associationâ??s (GFA) â??Catch Them Young Refereesâ? program took centre stage at the second edition of the U15 Girls Championship held in Prampram, showcasing the growing impact of the initiative on youth officiating.Among the standout participants was Helena Obeng, one of the young referees who officiated the final match of the championship. Sharing her experience, Helena expressed gratitude to the GFA for providing young girls with the platform to

Black Stars head coach Otto Addo has revealed that he has been pursuing several foreign-born players to represent Ghana since 2021, but says some of them ignored his calls and turned down the opportunity.Speaking to 3Sports following Ghanaâ??s qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Addo made it clear that players who previously declined invitations cannot expect an automatic place in the team now that the Black Stars have secured their spot at the tournament."We will

Black Stars technical advisor Winfried Schaefer has backed Benjamin Asare to remain Ghanaâ??s first-choice goalkeeper, insisting that the Hearts of Oak shot-stopper earned his place purely on merit.Asare has been instrumental in Ghanaâ??s successful 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign, keeping multiple clean sheets and providing stability between the posts. However, sections of the public have questioned his readiness for footballâ??s biggest stage, arguing that he

Member of Parliament for Ketu North and chairman of the MTN Elite U-19 Championship, Hon. Eric Edem Agbana, has ignited debate with his comments on player selection for the Black Stars ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Agbana, appointed chairman of the Elite U-19 Championship in September 2025, has become a prominent advocate for accountability and integrity in Ghanaian football. In his latest remarks, he questioned the commitment of players who declined national team invitations

Black Stars set-piece coach and chief video analyst Gregory De Grauwe has given a detailed explanation of his daily responsibilities with the national team following Ghanaâ??s qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.The Belgian coach, who joined the Black Stars in March 2025, described how he plans, analyses, and prepares for matches, noting that set-piece coaching is still developing globally but is fast becoming essential in modern football.â??Even now in Europe, itâ??s

Asante Kotoko paid a visit to the National Chief Imam, Sheikh Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, to seek his blessings ahead of their crucial CAF Confederation Cup encounter against Wydad Athletic Club of Morocco on Sunday.The visit formed part of the clubâ??s spiritual preparations as they aim for victory at the Accra Sports Stadium.Watch the video below

There were joyous scenes at the Hearts of Oak training grounds as players and technical staff formed a guard of honour to celebrate goalkeeper Benjamin Asare and equipment officer Abdul Rahman Alhassan for their role in helping the Ghana Black Stars qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.The duo received a warm reception as they rejoined the squad ahead of Heartsâ?? upcoming Ghana Premier League clash against Berekum Chelsea this weekend.Asare, who is currently Ghanaâ??s first-choice

Hearts of Oak were held to a frustrating 0-0 draw by Heart of Lions in their Ghana Premier League clash at the Accra Sports Stadium.Despite dominating possession and creating several chances, the Phobians failed to find the breakthrough.Watch the key moments and missed opportunities from the encounter below.

Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, has revealed that several factors will be taken into consideration in determining the future of Black Stars head coach, Otto Addo.The 49-year-old tactician, who failed to qualify Ghana for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), recently guided the four-time African champions to their fifth FIFA World Cup after a decisive 1â??0 victory over Comoros in Accra.Despite securing a qualification, Addoâ??s position remains uncertain

Black Stars Coach Otto Addo has said he is not perturbed over the possibility of losing his job after leading Ghana to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.The 49-year-old has guided the senior national team to its fifth global showpiece appearance following their 1-0 win over Comoros on Sunday at the Accra Sports Stadium.Despite the qualification, Addo's future has come under serious scrutiny due to the inconsistent performance of the team.But speaking to the Ghana FA website

Black Stars set-piece coach and chief video analyst Gregory De Grauwe has revealed that Ghanaâ??s assistant coach Desmond Ofei played a key role in his appointment to the national team.The Belgian, who joined the Black Stars in March 2025, has since been instrumental in Ghanaâ??s qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup to be staged in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Under his guidance, Ghana have become one of Africaâ??s most efficient sides from dead-ball situations,

Ghana Football Association (GFA) Executive Council member Eugene Nobel has officially welcomed regional teams to the maiden U-15 Elite Girls Championship at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram.Speaking at the opening ceremony on Tuesday, Nobel encouraged the young footballers to seize the opportunity to display their abilities and reaffirmed the GFAâ??s commitment to the growth of womenâ??s football.â??On behalf of President Kurt Okraku, itâ??s my pleasure

Asante Kotoko on Tuesday visited the National Chief Imam, Sheikh Osman Nuhu Sharubutu, to seek his blessings ahead of their CAF Confederation Cup clash with Wydad Athletic Club of Morocco.The visit took place in Accra, where club officials, players, and technical staff met the revered Islamic leader. Sheikh Sharubutu offered prayers for the teamâ??s success, urging them to approach the match with discipline, unity, and humility.Kotoko will face Wydad on Sunday, October 19, at