Kojo Choi, Ghana's Ambassador to the Republic of South Korea, paid a special visit to the Black Stars ahead of their international friendly against Taegeuk Warriors.The Korean-born Ghanaian diplomat inspired the players to go all out and give fans of the national team something to smile about after the defeat to Japan last Friday.He also used to the opportunity to congratulate the players while also acknowledging coach Otto Addo, whom he watched during the 2006 FIFA World Cup
English-Ghanaian musician Fuse ODG, known in real life as Richard Nana Abiona, has been named in a star-studded list to perform at the 2025 CAF Awards. The multiple award-winning singer becomes the singer Ghanaian since Shatta Wale in 2015 to perform at the continent's biggest sports award show.Fuse ODG will join legendary Congolese musician Awilo Longomba and fast-rising Moroccan singer Douaa Lahyaoui to light up the ceremony in Rabat. The event will be held on Wednesday,
Two supporters of Aduana FC have died after an accident involving a tricycle in Aboabo, Kumasi, on Sunday evening, after the clubâ??s 1-1 draw with Asante Kotoko.The incident occurred when the tricycle transporting the fans veered off the road and overturned, resulting in the fatal crash.In a statement, Aduana FC confirmed the loss and noted that two other supporters are receiving treatment. "We regret to announce that two of the fans have lost their lives and two others
Ghana coach Otto Addo has offered a detailed assessment of South Korea ahead of Tuesdayâ??s international friendly, describing the Asian side as a balanced and formidable opponent with threats across the pitch.Addo noted that his technical team has closely reviewed several South Korea games in preparation for the clash, and the conclusion is clear: Ghana will face a well-drilled and talented side."We saw a lot of matches from South Korea. We know what they are capable of.
Ghana coach Otto Addo says the Black Stars have navigated a difficult preparation period marked by injuries and delays in securing replacements ahead of Tuesdayâ??s friendly against South Korea.The squad has been hit hard in recent days. Francis Abu suffered a broken leg in last Fridayâ??s 2-0 defeat to Japan, while Mohammed Salisu and Antoine Semenyo have also left camp to return to their clubs for treatment.Their absence adds to the list of key players who did not make the
Asante Kotoko coach Karim Zito has stressed the need to improve finishing after his sideâ??s 1-1 draw against Aduana FC over the weekend.The Porcupine Warriors were held on matchday 10 of the Ghana Premier League, marking a second consecutive game without a win since their 1-0 victory over Hearts of Oak.Aduana struck first, taking an early lead before Kotoko equalised through Lord Amoah, keeping the game level despite dominating possession.He added that despite creating several
Asante Kotoko coach Karim Zito has said playing three Ghana Premier League games in eight days is unfair and leaves players exhausted.The Porcupines, who recently took part in the CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round, have had to juggle midweek fixtures with Sunday league matches, creating a congested timetable.Kotokoâ??s recent results reflect the toll. They beat Hearts of Oak 1-0 on November 9, drew 0-0 with Vision three days later, and held Aduana FC to a goalless draw
Black Stars head coach Otto Addo says Ghana must effectively contain Heung-min Son if they are to secure a positive result against South Korea on Tuesday.The match is the second fixture of the teamâ??s Asian tour, which began with a 2-0 defeat to Japan in the Kirin Challenge Cup.Ghana are targeting a stronger performance after struggling in Nagoya and now face a Korean side led by one of Asiaâ??s most influential forwards.Addo emphasised Sonâ??s importance and warned that
Black Stars forward Kamaldeen Sulemana says the South Korea side Ghana defeated at the 2022 World Cup has evolved significantly, making Tuesdayâ??s friendly a tougher challenge.He believes the opposition has improved since their 3-2 loss in Qatar.Ghana enters the match seeking a strong response after last weekâ??s 2-0 defeat to Japan.Otto Addoâ??s men also hope to close the November international window on a positive note as they build towards next yearâ??s World Cup.Sulemana
Black Stars forward Kamaldeen Sulemana says the team will do everything possible to secure victory when they face South Korea in Tuesdayâ??s international friendly.He believes the group has enough quality to respond strongly after last weekâ??s defeat to Japan.Ghana is aiming to close the November window on a positive note following Fridayâ??s 2-0 loss to the Blue Samurai.The fixture also offers a repeat of their 2022 World Cup meeting, when Otto Addoâ??s men claimed
Ghana head coach Otto Addo has admitted the difficulties in preparing for their friendly game against South Korea due to the multiple injuries.19 players are currently available for the game after Francis Abu, Antoine Semenyo and Mohammed Salisu have been ruled out of the game due to various degrees of injuries.Abu underwent successful ankle surgery after fracturing two bones during the clash with Japan in the Kirin Cup last Friday.Meanwhile, Salisu and Semenyo have also left
Asante Kotoko head coach Karim Zito has criticised the league schedule, the Wednesday-Sunday fixture routine, as a cause of fatigue among his players.The FA Cup champions, who featured in the CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round, honour their outstanding matches on Wednesdays before returning to action on Sundays.Speaking to the media after their 1-1 draw against Adauan FC on Sunday at the Baba Yara Stadium, Zito revealed he could not organise training sessions ahead of the
Abdul Fatawu Issahaku flew to Ghana to attend the Tidal Rave concert during the November international break.The Leicester City forward was left out of Ghana's squad for the games against Japan and South Korea despite being fit.While the Black Stars were in Seoul preparing for the match against South Korea, the winger made a surprise appearance at the event held in Accra on Saturday. Issahaku arrived in an expensive sea blue Ferrari with his bodyguards.His appearance at the
CF Montreal attacker Prince Osei Owusu has extended support to midfielder Francis Abu after picking up a nasty injury in the Kirin Cup clash against Japan.Abu, who plies his trade for French Ligue 1 side Toulouse was handed a starting role as Ghana succumbed to a 2-0 defeat to the Asian giants last Friday.Unfortunately, the enterprising midfielder suffered a horrendous broken leg in the match and had to be substituted in the second half.However, Prince Owusu, who received his maiden
CF Montreal forward Prince Osei Owusu has shared his excitement after making his first appearance for the Black Stars.The 28-year-old striker made cameo appearance as the Black Stars succumbed to a 2-0 defeat to Japan in a high-profile friendly match, held at the Toyota Stadium last Thursday.However, Prince Owusu has taken to social media expressing pride after making his Black Stars debut. He stressed that representing Ghana is something that he will never take for granted.â??Yesterday,
Egyptian coach Ahmed Fathy says he unfazed by calls for his dismissal from Swedru All Blacks amid their poor start to the Ghana Premier League campaign.The Swedru-based side has been unimpressive under the 39-year-old gaffer, recording two wins, two draws and six defeats from the initial 10 matches.Ahmed Fathy has reportedly fallen out of favour with the clubâ??s hierarchy and fans after supervising a dismal beginning to life in the current campaign.Swedru All Blacks have managed
Asante Kotoko head coach Karim Zito has expressed his frustration following his side's draw against Aduana FC on Sunday.The Porcupine Warriors were held to a 1-1 draw against the two-time Premier League champions at the Baba Yara Stadium in the Matchday 10 games.Aduana took an early lead in the game before Kotoko snatched an equaliser through Lord Amoah.However, it could have been better for Zito's players, who saw the majority of the ball and created some decent chances
St Patrick's Athletic goalkeeper Joseph Anang has expressed gratitude to Ghanaians for their support after making his Black Stars debut in the Kirin Cup tournament against Japan. Anang started ahead of first-choice shot-stopper Benjamin Asare as coach Otto Addo tests his options ahead of next summer's World Cup in North America.The former West Ham United player had a decent performance on his first national team outing as Ghana suffered a 2-0 defeat in Nagoya-Japan.The
Liverpool are set to make a move for Ghanaian forward Antoine Semenyo in the January transfer window after failing to secure his services in the summer transfer window. The English champions have endured a difficult title defence, and have already lost five matches in eleven Premier League games in the 2025/26 campaign.And with Mohamed Salah expected to leave next month to captain Egypt at the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, the Reds have rekindled their interest in Semenyo.Semenyo
Egyptian tactician Ahmed Fathy is set to be relieved of his duties as the head coach Swedru All Blacks following a poor start to the Ghana Premier League campaign.The Swedru-based outfit, who made a return to the Ghanaian top-flight after 16-year absence has been unimpressive since the commencement of the 2025/26 league season, recording two wins, two draws and six defeats from the initial 10 matches.Currently, Swedru All Blacks find themselves in the relegation drop after ten matches
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