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Messi, Mbappe, and Haaland lead the way in FIFA Best Awards nominations

Messi, Mbappe, and Haaland lead the way in FIFA Best Awards nominations

FIFA has announced the finalists for The Best FIFA Women’s Player, The Best FIFA Men’s Player, and the FIFA Puskás Award. The winners will be crowned on January 15, 2024, in London. The finalists for The Best FIFA Women’s Player are Aitana Bonmatí, Linda Caicedo, and Jennifer Hermoso. The award recognises the outstanding performer in women’s football between August 2022...

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We can have a nice Christmas – Black Queens coach Nora Hauptle after WAFCON qualification

We can have a nice Christmas – Black Queens coach Nora Hauptle after WAFCON qualification

Black Queens coach Nora Hauptle is eagerly anticipating a delightful Christmas following Ghana’s qualification for the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco. Despite a 1-0 loss to Namibia that ended their unbeaten streak under the Swiss tactician, the Black Queens secured their return to the continental showpiece after missing the last edition, winning 3-2 on aggregate with a 3-1 victory in the first...

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Mohammed Kudus: My best position is as a No.10

Mohammed Kudus: My best position is as a No.10

Mohammed Kudus has opened up on his best position on the pitch, insisting he is best suited to the No.10 role. The Ghana international said although he prefers to play as an attacking midfielder, he has no problem playing on the flanks for the good of the team “The expectation in myself is there. Everyone expects...

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Black Stars maintain 60th position in October FIFA world ranking

Black Stars maintain 60th position in October FIFA world ranking

Ghana remains 60th in the world ranking and 11th in Africa on the latest FIFA world ranking released in October 2023. The Black Stars’ position in both the world and on the continent remains the same despite their recent disappointing performances. The Black Stars have been enduring a poor run of form in recent times, having...

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Coach Michael Essien not interested in Black Stars job

Coach Michael Essien not interested in Black Stars job

Former Chelsea star Michael Essien has no interest in becoming the coach of the Black Stars in the future. This was revealed by Nigerian journalist Lolade Adewuyi, who recently met with Essien in Denmark where he now works for FC Nordsjaelland. Essien, a key player for the Black Stars from 2002 to 2014, has set...

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Ghana UEFA tourney success sparks interest in U-17 side

Ghana UEFA tourney success sparks interest in U-17 side

Ghana’s recent success in the UEFA U16 Development Tournament has sparked renewed interest in the country’s U-17 side. Ghana were crowned champions on Tuesday following victory over Switzerland 3-2 in a closely contested match to finish top with a 100% record, having previously defeated host nation Serbia and then Spain. The Black Starlets’ impressive performance...

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Ghana win UEFA U-16 Development Tournament in Serbia with perfect record

Ghana win UEFA U-16 Development Tournament in Serbia with perfect record

Black Starlets have emerged victorious in the inaugural UEFA U-16 Development Tournament held in Serbia, after an impressive run that saw them finish with a perfect record. The team, led by Karim Zito with support from assistant coach Laryea Kingson, kicked off their campaign in style, with a resounding 4-0 victory over Serbia in their...

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Charles Taylor challenges GFA’s emphasis on education, cites Alhaji Grusah’s success story

Charles Taylor challenges GFA’s emphasis on education, cites Alhaji Grusah’s success story

The Ghana Football Association have been challenged once more by former Ghana Premier League legend Charles Taylor over comments made by Executive Council member Nana Oduro Sarfo. Oduro Sarfo said it was important for former footballers and anyone interested in contributing to Ghana Football administration to first acquire the requisite education to be eligible. “Samuel Eto’o is...

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Laeticia Amihere Becomes First Ghanaian to be Drafted to the WNBA

Laeticia Amihere Becomes First Ghanaian to be Drafted to the WNBA

Canadian-born Ghanaian Laeticia Amihere has been selected by Atlanta Dream in the Women’s National Basketball Association draft. The 21-year-old was the eighth overall pick in the draft and becomes the first female basketball player from Ghana to be drafted to the WNBA. Although her parents are from Ghana, Amihere represents the Canadian national female basketball...

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Stephen Appiah calls for ex-footballers to run Ghana football

Stephen Appiah calls for ex-footballers to run Ghana football

Former Ghana captain Stephen Appiah believes the country’s football should be led by former players rather than those who can speak English fluently. Appiah, in an interview, expressed his frustration that many former players and legends do not get the opportunity to be involved in football administration. According to him, it is not about one’s...