Barcelona are considering sending Ghanaian winger Abdul Aziz Issah out on loan despite plans to complete his permanent transfer from Dreams FC.The Spanish giants are expected to finalise a deal for the 20-year-old after his two seasons with the club on loan, but his immediate future could involve a temporary move away from Catalonia.According to SPORT, Barcelona believe Issah could benefit from regular first-team football at a higher level than the Segunda RFEF, where the reserve

Ghanaian forward Prince Owusu has taken major step in his European career after completing a four-year contract move to Slovak top-flight club DAC 1904 from Azerbaijani side Gabala SC.The promising attacker joins DAC 1904 after making his professional breakthrough at Gabala, where he earned his first senior deal following an impressive rise through the ranks at Nayan Soccer Academy in Ghana.Owusu spent several years at the Accra-based academy, emerging as one of its standout talents.

Aduana FC have secured the future of midfielder Seidu Saana after the club announced a one-year contract extension.The new deal will keep the midfielder at the Dormaa-based club as they continue preparations for the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season.Saana joined Aduana FC from Tema Youth in 2024 and has established himself as an important member of the squad through his energetic displays and consistency in midfield.The contract extension reflects the club's confidence in

FC Barcelona are set to complete the permanent signing of Ghanaian forward Abdul Aziz Issah after the winger spent the last two seasons at the club on loan.The Catalan giants are preparing to secure Issahâ??s services from Ghana Premier League side Dreams FC, ending uncertainty over the playerâ??s future after an impressive second season in Spain.Issah arrived at Barcelona with expectations surrounding his potential but struggled to make a major impact during his first campaign.

"Chairman Wontumi had prior information that he would be convicted....He told me that he will be jailed for twenty years," he stated.

Ghanaian winger Abdul Aziz Issah is back in Barcelona as he waits for the final approval of his move to FC Barcelona following two seasons on loan at the club.The 20-year-old attacker travelled to the Catalan capital a few days ago and is currently awaiting clearance to begin training with his teammates ahead of the new campaign.According to Spanish publication SPORT, Barcelona are expected to officially confirm Issahâ??s signing in the coming hours.Issah initially joined Barcelona

"This will form the basis of our appeal," he added.

The growth in the economy is not broad-based

He says that the growth that the government is touting is not reflected in the realities on the ground.

Without the president's backing, he said, it would have been difficult for the Finance Minister to achieve any success.

Prior to his comments, the Deputy Minister of Finance, Thomas Nyarko Ampem had said that the Mahama administration had taken a deliberate decision to cut waste from the system.

He made the point that Ghana is being invited to return to the market given the prudent economic management. However, the government does not intend to do so at the moment.

Africans competing in Glasgow say the inclusive nature of the Games' schedule is helping change attitudes towards disability on the continent.

Under the Commitment Authorisation, all government agencies are required to submit a request to the Finance Minister for assessment and approval before committing the government to any financial transaction

Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson disclosed that government’s new digital system for collecting Value Added Tax (VAT) from non-resident platforms is expected to generate about GH¢2.3 billion in its first full year of operation.

The growth we are recording as a Country is because we are spending wisely

"We are avoiding excessive borrowing."

2026 Mid-Year Budget: Ghana on track to economic recovery?

He says that for Ghanaians to appreciate the current situation, they need to remember where the country was heading under the previous administration.

Ghana goalkeeper Lawrence Ati-Zigi produced a commanding performance between the sticks as Swiss side St Gallen secured a famous 2-1 victory over Portuguese giants Benfica in the first leg of their Europa League second qualifying round on Thursday night.The Black Stars shot-stopper was called into action early, making a vital save to deny Greek striker Vangelis Pavlidis after he was played through on goal. The ball fell invitingly to Georgiy Sudakov, but the Ukrainian's follow-up