France and Arsenal great Thierry Henry has indicated that he is a big fan of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).Speaking on the CBS Sports Golazo show, the former Arsenal star revealed that he has always watched the Africa Cup of Nations and will always watch because there are great teams that play in the tournament.â??I can also mention the guys that came to play in Europe â?? Didier Drogba, Samuel Etoâ??o, Jay-Jay Okocha.â??AFCON was always a tournament I enjoyed watching

Ghana international Antoine Semenyo has eulogized Senegal attacker Iliman Ndiaye for his outstanding performance at the recently concluded 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, while tagging him as the Greatest of All Time (GOAT).Ndiaye, who plies his trade for Premier League outfit Everton enjoyed an amazing tournament in Morocco, as Senegal defeated Morocco in the final last Sunday to secure their second continental title in history.The enterprising attacker featured in all second games,

Chairman of the Asante Kotoko Interim Management Committee, Nana Apinkrah Akwasi Awuah has offered advised to his players and technical team at large, urging them not to attack officiating officials irrespective of the outcome of results.His comment stem from the alleged attack by Karim Zitoâ??s led technical team on the referee, who handled their game against Bibiani Goldstars in matchday 19 of the Ghana Premier League campaign.The Porcupine Warriors and Goldstars settled for

Aduana FC winger Benjamin Tsivanyo is expected to join Portuguese outfit Braga at the end of the current football campaign.The talented Ghanaian attacker joined the Ogya Boys in the current transfer window from Nsoatreman FC, marking a significant step in his career. Tsivanyo signed a contract that will only keep him at the Dormaa-based until the end of the season.Speaking to Angel FM, the Chief Executive Officer of Aduana FC, Collins Atta Poku disclosed Tsivanyo will depart the

Danish-born Ghanaian winger Osman Addo has taken a major step in his career after completing a move to Viborg FF from B.93, GHANAsoccernet.com can confirm.Viborg announced on Wednesday morning that they have secured the services of the highly-rated 21-year-old attacker on a long-term contract that runs until the summer of 2030, underlining the clubâ??s belief in his potential.Addo has been one of the standout performers at B.93 over the past two seasons, attracting interest from

Unilever Ghana, distributors of Rexona deodorant, has entered into a partnership with Ghanaian football giants Accra Hearts of Oak, reaffirming its commitment to the development of local football.The partnership was marked by a donation of Rexonaâ??s newly launched products to the entire Hearts of Oak team at the clubâ??s sports complex in Pobiman.The gesture is aimed at supporting the players both on and off the pitch while strengthening the relationship between the two brands.Speaking

Swedish top-flight side BK Hacken have stepped up their interest in highly rated Ghanaian full-back Issaka Seidu, who could be on the move from Danish club FC Nordsjaelland during the ongoing transfer window.According to reports from Sweden, Hacken officials have scouted the 19-year-old defender on site in Denmark as they consider a possible loan move.Seidu, who joined Nordsjaelland in 2024 on a five-year contract, arrived with big expectations but has struggled to establish himself

Former Asante Kotoko Executive Chairman Dr. Kofi Kodua (K.K) Sarpong has identified the clubâ??s successive Ghana Premier League titles as the defining achievement of his time in charge, describing the feat as a moment of lasting pride.Speaking in an interview on Channel One TV, Dr. Sarpong reflected on a period he believes marked a turning point in Kotokoâ??s modern history, coming after years of frustration on the domestic front.Reflecting on that era, Dr. Sarpong was clear

Asante Kotoko striker Albert Amoah has dismissed suggestions that the clubâ??s Ghana Premier League title ambitions are fading, insisting the race remains wide open despite recent setbacks.Speaking after his return to Kumasi, the forward stressed that Kotoko still have sufficient time and quality to push for top spot as the season enters a decisive phase.His comments come at a moment when pressure has mounted on the Porcupine Warriors following a run of unconvincing domestic

Striker Albert Amoah has made it clear that his decision to return to Asante Kotoko was driven by a strong sense of unfinished business, as the striker sets his sights on helping the club rediscover momentum.Speaking after rejoining the Porcupine Warriors, Amoah said his comeback was motivated by a desire to complete a journey he believes remains incomplete.The forward has returned to Kumasi following a short loan spell with Libyan side Al Ahli Benghazi, a move that came under intense

Ghana forward Prince Amoako Junior has revealed that Caleb Yirenkyiâ??s rapid rise has not altered the midfielderâ??s mindset, insisting his Nordsjaelland teammate remains driven by ambition rather than praise.Speaking from close quarters in the dressing room, Amoako said Yirenkyiâ??s humility is matched by a clear determination to reach higher levels in his career.Yirenkyi has developed into a central figure for FC Nordsjaelland since breaking into the first team, delivering

Ghana forward Prince Amoako Junior has offered glowing praise for teammate Caleb Yirenkyi, highlighting the midfielderâ??s consistency and grounded personality despite his rapid rise at club and international level.Yirenkyi has become a key figure in Nordsjaellandâ??s first team since earning his breakthrough, establishing himself as one of the most reliable performers in the Danish top flight.That form has translated onto the international stage. Yirenkyiâ??s steady progression

Ghanaian officiating history was rewritten at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations as Daniel Nii Laryea became the first referee from the country in 54 years to take charge of an AFCON semi-final, a landmark moment that has firmly placed Ghana back on the continental and global refereeing map.The countryâ??s top-rated official was handed the prestigious assignment of officiating the high-stakes semi-final clash between host nation Morocco and Nigeria, a clear vote of confidence in

Communications Director of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Henry Asante Twum, believes the Black Stars can replicate their historic 2010 World Cup performance when the tournament takes place across the United States, Canada, and Mexico next year.Ghana, drawn in Group L, will face Panama, England, and Croatia in the group stage of the competition.The Black Stars returned to the World Cup in Qatar 2022 after missing the 2018 edition in Russia, but were eliminated in the group

Young Apostles have stepped back from their threat to boycott the Ghana Premier League, confirming their decision to continue competing in the topflight despite earlier concerns over alleged biased officiating.The Wenchi-based side had hinted at withdrawing from the league following a controversial 2â??2 draw with Hohoe United in their Matchday 19 encounter, with club officials expressing frustration over what they described as unfair refereeing decisions.However, speaking on

The Chief Executive Officer of Young Apostles, Gerald Domfeh, has confirmed that the club will not proceed with its threatened boycott of the Ghana Premier League.The Wenchi-based side had raised the prospect of withdrawing from the league following a 2-2 draw with Hohoe United in their Matchday 19 fixture, citing concerns over unfair officiating.Speaking on Asempa FM, Domfeh stated that the club had reviewed its position and decided to continue competing in the topflight."We

The Vice-President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Mark Addo, has lavished high praise on Ghanaâ??s foremost referee, Daniel Nii Laryea, following his exceptional showing at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco, describing him as a benchmark for excellence in officiating.Laryea emerged as one of the tournamentâ??s most trusted officials, crowning a stellar campaign by taking charge of the heavyweight semi-final clash between host nation Morocco and Nigeria

Former Vice President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), George Afriyie, has expressed strong confidence in Black Stars head coach Otto Addo, insisting the 50-year-old will not repeat past mistakes at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Ghana are set to make their fifth appearance at the global showpiece and have been drawn in Group L alongside Panama, England and Croatia at the tournament, which will be jointly hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico.Despite guiding the Black

Communications Director of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Henry Asante Twum, has explained the role of Desmond Ofei on the Black Stars technical team set up. Ofei was drafted into the technical team headed by Otto Addo ahead of the resumption of the World Cup qualifiers in March 2025, having led the Black Satellites to finish at teh quarterfinals of the U-20 AFCON in Egypt.Asked what Ofei offers the team, Asante Twum pointed out what the former Black Satellites boss

Italian Serie A outfit Cagliari Calcio are reportedly eyeing a move to sign Ghana midfielder Ibrahim Sulemana.According to transfer insider Gianluca Di Marzio, the club is ready to make formal contact to initiate the process of securing the services of the hard-working midfielder.Ibrahim Sulemana, 22, is on the books of Atalanta but currently on loan at fellow Serie A side Bologna.Despite signing for Bologna in the hopes of playing regularly to continue his development, the youngster