Ghanaian winger Joseph Paintsil has opened up about his disappointment after being left out of Ghanaâ??s squad for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.Speaking to VamosNetwork, the Los Angeles Galaxy star admitted that missing the tournament was one of the toughest moments of his career and revealed that former Black Stars head coach Otto Addo offered little explanation for the decision.â??I was disappointed to miss the 2022 World Cup,â? Paintsil said. â??The coach told

Nations FC head coach Frimpong Manso is anticipating a tough contest in their upcoming MTN FA Cup semi-final clash against Aduana FC.While he expects the opponent to come into the game all guns blazing, the coach is confident his side will put up a fight to secure victory at the end of the clash.Speaking in a pre-match interview, Frimpong Manso assured supporters that his side is determined to brush aside Aduana FC to progress to the MTN FA Cup final.â??We expect a difficult

Nations FC goalkeeper Hadina Bariu has charged his teammates to give everything for victory in their upcoming MTN FA Cup semi-final clash against Aduana FC. The two Ghana Premier League clubs are set to lock horns on Friday, April 17, in the first semi-final of the cup competition.Speaking ahead of the showdown, goalkeeper Hadina Bariu admitted that the game will be very difficult.However, he is confident Nations FC have what it takes to overcome Aduana FC on the matchday to secure

The head coach of Nations FC, Frimpong Manso, is upbeat ahead of their MTN FA Cup semi-final clash against Aduana FC.The Abrankese-based club has been on fire in the cup competition this season, winning all four matches and scoring seven goals.Assessing his teamâ??s performance so far, Frimpong Manso expressed confidence in Nations FCâ??s chances of beating Aduana FC, particularly because he believes his side finds it easier to score in the FA Cup than in the Ghana Premier

Los Angeles Galaxy winger Joseph Paintsil has criticised former Black Stars head coach Otto Addo for leaving him out of Ghanaâ??s 2022 FIFA World Cup squad â?? a decision that shocked many football fans and pundits.In an interview with VamosNetwork, the 2024 MLS Cup champion expressed his lingering disappointment over what he described as an unconvincing explanation from the former coach.â??I was disappointed with the decision of the coach of the national teamâ?¦ there

Ghana international Joseph Paintsil has expressed his willingness to continue giving his all to the Black Stars anytime he is called upon. The LA Galaxy winger who missed out on the 2022 World Cup squad has struggled to stay fit in recent times, thereby making his place in the team contentious.However, for Joseph Paintsil, wearing the Ghana jersey goes beyond personal ambition â?? it's a duty to his nation and its fans.â??Iâ??m playing for the people of Ghana and

Los Angeles Galaxy winger Joseph Paintsil has expressed hope that newly appointed Black Stars head coach Carlos Queiroz will select Ghanaâ??s best players for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, scheduled from June 11 to July 19 across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.Ghana has been drawn in Group L alongside Panama, Croatia, and England, setting up an exciting but challenging path for the four-time African champions.Speaking to VamosNetwork, Paintsil emphasized his commitment

Ghanaâ??s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has revealed that Ghana is collaborating with Morocco to enhance the countryâ??s sports infrastructure and development.Speaking during an address to a Moroccan delegation, Honourable Ablakwa commended the North African nation for setting a high benchmark in hosting world-class sporting events across the continent.Morocco has earned widespread praise for successfully hosting both the 2024 Womenâ??s Africa Cup

The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has extended its support to Berekum Chelsea F.C. following the tragic death of Dominic Frimpong, with Head of Public Relations Yussif Chibsah leading a solemn visit to the club.Chibsah met players, technical staff, and management to offer comfort and solidarity after the heartbreaking incident that has shaken Ghana football. Frimpong, 20, lost his life after armed robbers attacked the team bus while returning from a league

Ghanaian defender Maxwell Woledzi continues to impress in his debut season with Nashville SC, delivering another standout performance that helped his team secure a historic 1â??0 victory over Mexican giants Club América in the CONCACAF Champions Cup quarterfinals.After a goalless first leg in Nashville, the odds were stacked against the MLS side heading into the intimidating Estadio Azteca. But Nashville defied expectations â?? and Woledzi played a central role in the clubâ??s

English-Ghanaian defender Ayden Heaven is expected to make his first start for Manchester United under Michael Carrick in the upcoming Premier League game against Chelsea.According to the Manchester Evening News, the highly rated young centre-back is expected to partner Leny Yoro at the heart of defence.Carrickâ??s options are stretched, with Lisandro Martinez and Harry Maguire both suspended and Matthijs de Ligt still managing a back problem. That situation opens the door for

Malmo FF football director Daniel Andersson has called for patience in the development of Isaac Assibu following his move to Swedish club.He stressed that adaptation rather than immediate impact will define the early phase of the youngsterâ??s journey.The 18-year-old winger arrives from WAFA Academy as part of Malmöâ??s continued recruitment pipeline from the West African side, but the club is intent on managing expectations as he settles into a new football and cultural

Berekum Chelsea are set to take a significant step toward normalcy with a planned return to training on Monday, April 20, 2026, in the aftermath of the deadly robbery attack.The decision to resume activities comes even as sections of the squad and technical staff continue to undergo medical and psychological evaluations following the traumatic events of April 12.The incident, which occurred along the Ahyiresuâ??Kwame Dwumor Sreso road in the Nyinahin District, saw armed assailants

The Appointments Committee has announced the match officials for the highly anticipated Malta Guinness Womenâ??s Premier League final between Ampem Darkoa Ladies and Hasaacas Ladies.FIFA referee Barikisu Salifu will take charge of the final as centre referee, bringing her experience and international pedigree to one of the biggest fixtures in Ghanaian womenâ??s football.She will be assisted on the lines by Alice Farizua Chakule and Fatimata Issah, who will serve as assistant

Agona Swedru is set to become the heartbeat of Ghanaian football this weekend as the town hosts both MTN FA Cup semifinal matches and the Malta Guinness Womenâ??s Premier League final in a packed three-day football spectacle.The action begins on Friday, April 17, with Aduana FC taking on Nations FC in the first FA Cup semifinal. Aduana will be guided by coach Cioba Arista as they look to overcome a determined Nations FC side managed by Frimpong Manso, with both teams chasing

The Greater Accra Regional Football Association (RFA) has received a new pickup vehicle from the Ghana Football Association under the FIFA Forward Programme to support football administration and improve operational efficiency in the region.The vehicle was presented to Greater Accra RFA Chairman Samuel Aboabire, who expressed appreciation to the GFA leadership for the support.â??We are deeply grateful to the Ghana Football Association for this generous support,â? he said.

Ghanaian FIFA referee Juliet Appiah will officiate the upcoming FIFA U17 Womenâ??s World Cup qualifier between Ivory Coast and Sierra Leone.The much-anticipated clash has been scheduled for Friday, April 17, 2026, at the Stade Charles Konan Banny.Appiah will be assisted by an experienced all-female officiating team, with compatriots Mary Tei and Esuman Darko Doris serving as assistant referees. Rita Nkansah-Boateng has been designated as the fourth official.Togolese Ayawa Mana

Ghanaâ??s most accomplished and highly rated referee, Daniel Laryea, has been appointed to officiate the highly anticipated MTN FA Cup semifinal clash between Aduana FC and Nations FC.The all Ghana Premier League showdown is scheduled for Friday, April 17, 2026, at the Swedru Sports Stadium, with both sides battling fiercely for a place in the grand final.Laryea, widely regarded as one of the countryâ??s most trusted and experienced match officials, will take charge of what

Maxwell Hanson has been appointed as the centre referee for the high-stakes semifinals clash between Dreams FC and Medeama SC.The match, scheduled to take place at the Swedru Stadium on Saturday, April 18, 2026 promises to be a thrilling encounter, as both teams seeks for victory to book a place in the final of this yearâ??s Cup competition.The Tema-based Class I referee will be supported by Gabriel Boateng and Kofi Nyarko Bakae as the assistant referees, while FIFA-listed official

Aduana winger Anponsa Hensen has issued a bold rallying cry ahead of his sideâ??s critical MTN FA Cup semi-final showdown against Nations FC.The youngster declared that nothing short of the trophy will suffice for the Dormaa-based "Ogya" boys.Speaking ahead of the clash scheduled for Friday, April 17, 2026, at the Swedru Sports Stadium, Hensen emphasized the significance of the upcoming match in the club's pursuit of silverware."Our goal is to win the FA Cup,