Ghana forward Antoine Semenyo believes his game has improved since joining Manchester City in the winter transfer window.Semenyo has been named the English Premier League Player for the Month of February following his early exploits at the Etihad.The 26-year-old netted three goals and delivered an assist in five games to beat Manchester United's Benjamin Sesko, Viktor Gyokeres, Dango Ouattara, Virgil van Dijk and team-mate Nico Oâ??Reilly to the award.Although he has been

Ghanaian teenage goalkeeper Rockson Amedeka has taken the next step in his career after signing his first professional contract with American club Sarasota Paradise.The 18-year-old shot-stopper joins the United States side on a multi-year deal after developing through the renowned Right to Dream Academy in Accra, one of the worldâ??s leading football development institutions.Standing at 6â??3â?, Amedeka has built a reputation as a modern goalkeeper known for his distribution

Prince Osei Owusu has opened up on his decision to represent Ghana at senior level despite spending most of his international youth career with Germany. The 29-year-old was born in Germany to Ghanaian parents and starred for the youth teams of the European nation at international tournaments.However, last year, Owusu successfully completed his nationality switch, and made his debut for the Black Stars against Japan at the Kirin Cup tournament.According to the striker, his family

Ghana international Thomas Partey is set to deny two new allegations of rape after appearing in court proceedings in the United Kingdom.The midfielder was charged in February with two counts of rape relating to an alleged incident involving a woman in December 2020. The charges add to five counts of rape and one count of sexual assault brought against him last year involving separate complainants.Partey did not attend the preliminary hearing for the latest charges at Westminster

The Chairman of the MTN FA Cup Committee, Wilson Arthur, has disclosed the prize package awaiting the winner of this yearâ??s MTN FA Cup.The competition returns this weekend with the remaining clubs battling for places in the semi-finals as the tournament reaches the quarter-final stage.Matches will be hosted at the Cape Coast Stadium and the Nana Fosu Gyeabour Park.Speaking ahead of the fixtures, Arthur revealed that the eventual champions will receive GHâ?µ80,000 as prize

Prince Adu and Kamaldeen Sulemana have reportedly been selected for the Ghana squad ahead of the upcoming international friendlies later this month.According to sources, the duo have been included by head coach Otto Addo as the team prepares to face Austria on March 27 before taking on Germany three days later. The official squad announcement is yet to be made.Adu, who plays for FC Viktoria Plzen, is believed to have impressed the technical team with his performances this season.

Manchester City forward Antoine Semenyo has made history by becoming only the third Ghanaian international to be named the Premier League Player of the Month.The 26-year-old secured the prestigious award for February 2026 following an explosive start to his career at the Etihad Stadium after his £64 million January move from AFC Bournemouth.By claiming the trophy, Semenyo joins an elite group of Ghanaian football icons. He follows in the footsteps of legendary striker Tony Yeboah,

Former Dreams FC defender Zuberu Sharani has switched international allegiance to Togo after being convinced by the countryâ??s football authorities to represent them at senior level.Sharani, who currently plays for Slovak champions SK Slovan Bratislava, has been included in Togoâ??s squad for upcoming international friendly matches against Guinea and Niger.The left-back began his professional career in Ghana with Dreams FC in 2018 before moving to Europe later that year to

Manchester Cityâ??s latest standout performer, Antoine Semenyo, has shifted his focus toward the clubâ??s silverware pursuit after being named the Premier League Player of the Month for February 2026.The Ghanaian international, who joined the Premier League champions in a £64 million move from AFC Bournemouth in January, received the accolade on Friday following a sensational debut month at the Etihad Stadium.Despite the individual recognition, the 26-year-old forward emphasized

Manchester Cityâ??s new signing Antoine Semenyo has described winning the Premier League Player of the Month award for February 2026 as a â??brilliant momentâ?? in his career.The Ghanaian international, who joined the club in a £64 million move from AFC Bournemouth during the January transfer window, received the prestigious honour on Friday following a sensational start to life at the Etihad Stadium.Speaking to the clubâ??s official website, Semenyo expressed his

Former Asante Kotoko coach Karim Zito has described his stint with the club as a huge success despite challenges. The veteran trainer replaced Prosper Narteh Ogum as an interim coach midway through the 2024/25 football season.Zito led the side to clinch the FA Cup title, Toyota Cup, President Cup and the Champion of Champions.The former Black Satellites was confirmed as the head coach of the club prior to the start of the ongoing 2025/26 football season.However, following

Ghanaian forward Nathan Opoku has signed a contract extension with Leicester City, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2026/27 season, the club announced on Thursday.The 24-year-old striker has agreed to a 12-month extension with the Foxes as the Championship side continues to show faith in his long-term development.Opoku joined Leicester in January 2023 from Ghanaian outfit FDM Field Masters Sporting Club after an impressive rise in his career.Since his arrival in England,

Former Asante Kotoko tactician Abdul Karim Zito has expressed his displeasure over the clubâ??s recent performances weeks after his departure, while encouraging the team not to give up as the season unfolds.The Porcupine Warriors, under a new coaching setup, have struggled to grind out results, winning only one game, drawing one and losing two matches since Zitoâ??s exit.After 25 games in the Ghana Premier League, the two-time Champions League holders find themselves in fifth

Veteran Ghanaian tactician Abdul Karim Zito has refused to shut the door for Asante Kotoko return, stressing his bond with the Porcupine Warriors remains intact.Zito recently parted ways with the two-time Champions League champions after a string of unimpressive results in the domestic competitions.Speaking to Kumasi-based Akoma FM, the former Dreams FC gaffer botched to rule out a return to the Ghanaian giants, emphasizing that his loyalty to the Porcupine Warriors will never change.Quizzed

 Spanish giants Atletico Madrid are reportedly preparing a significant move for Belgian winger Jeremy Doku as the club look to strengthen their attacking options ahead of next season.The Madrid-based outfit is ready to table a lucrative offer to Manchester City in an attempt to lure the 23-year-old away from the Premier League champions. Atletico Madrid view the dynamic winger as a player capable of becoming a central figure in their attacking project.According to sources, Doku

Athletic Bilbao are reportedly prepared to part ways with Spanish international of Ghanaian descent, Nico Williams ahead of the summer transfer window.Per reports, the Spanish outfit has resolved to sanction a move for the 23-year-old right winger at the end of the season after a difficult campaign marked by injuries and inconsistent performances. The club reportedly believes the player is no longer fully happy at San Mamés, making a summer departure increasingly likely.Williams,

Medeama coach Ibrahim Tanko has provided a positive update on his squad ahead of the MTN FA Cup quarterfinal clash against Attram De Visser, revealing that most of his players are ready for the important fixture.The Yellow and Mauve will face the lower division side at the Cape Coast Stadium on Sunday as they aim to book a place in the semifinals of the competition.Tanko explained that only a few players are unavailable for the match due to injuries and personal reasons, but the

Medeama head coach Ibrahim Tanko has made it clear that his team will approach their MTN FA Cup quarterfinal clash against Attram de Visser with full seriousness.The Yellow and Mauve will face Attram de Visser at the Cape Coast Stadium on Sunday in a crucial tie as Medeama look to secure a place in the semifinals of the competition.Tanko believes the game will be a difficult one and warned his players not to underestimate their opponents.Attram de Visser have impressed with their

Medeama coach Ibrahim Tanko has appealed to the clubâ??s supporters to continue backing the team following their recent struggles in the Ghana Premier League.The Tarkwa-based side suffered a blow to their title push after a 2â??1 defeat to relegation-threatened Hohoe United at the Tarkwa and Aboso Stadium. The loss marked Medeamaâ??s first home defeat of the season and left many supporters unhappy with the teamâ??s sudden drop in form.Speaking ahead of Sundayâ??s

Enfield Town have strengthened their attacking options with the signing of striker Ruben Bartlett-Antwi on a dual registration agreement.The forward arrives with a reputation for finding the back of the net consistently, having built a career on sharp finishing and intelligent movement in the final third.Beyond his natural goal-scoring instincts, those who have worked with him speak of a player who puts in the hours on the training groundâ??a quality the club believes will rub