Ghanaian football powerhouse, Asante Kotoko, is on the brink of a major leadership reshuffle, with life patron His Royal Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II preparing to announce a new board to replace the current Interim Management Committee (IMC).The IMC, led by Nana Apinkra Akwasi Awuah, has been at the helm since the dissolution of the Kwame Kyei-led board in 2023, but sources indicate that the clubâ??s top hierarchy is dissatisfied with its performance and plans to dissolve it

Former Black Stars assistant coach Maxwell Konadu has broken his silence on being bypassed for the Accra Hearts of Oak top job, throwing his full support behind the club's eventual choice, Mas-Ud Didi Dramani.Despite extensive negotiations that reportedly saw Konadu reach an â??agreement in principleâ?? with the Phobians in mid-2025, the club ultimately pivoted to appoint Dramani on a two-year contract.Speaking on the decision, Konadu emphasized professional respect over

Former Asante Kotoko head coach Maxwell Konadu has urged the club to prioritise personality and mental strength alongside tactical competence as it searches for a substantive head coach.The Porcupine Warriors are currently without a permanent trainer following the departure of Karim Zito after a string of underwhelming results that intensified pressure on the technical bench.Assistant coach Nana Yaw Owusu has since assumed interim responsibility while management begins the process

Germany-born forward of Ghanaian descent Ilyas Ansah says his immediate priority remains fully embracing his growth at 1. FC Union Berlin, as the young striker continues to establish himself in top-flight football.The 21-year-old attacker is enjoying a breakthrough phase in the Bundesliga and believes the lessons gained at club level are shaping a crucial stage of his development.With increasing attention surrounding his international allegiance, Ansah has made it clear that his

The Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) has dismissed reports claiming it contributed â?¬12 million to support the Black Stars, describing such claims as â??false, misleading, and without any factual basis.â?The clarification comes after social media posts suggested that cocoa revenues had been used to sponsor the national football teamâ??an assertion the board firmly rejects.In its statement, COCOBOD reaffirmed its core mission of supporting cocoa farmers, highlighting its

Black Stars assistant coach John Paintsil has underscored the importance of having a fully fit squad ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, warning that injuries to key players could derail the countryâ??s ambitions.With fewer than four months to the start of the tournament, concerns remain over the fitness of several first-team regulars. Mohammed Kudus is currently sidelined with an injury, while Francis Abu and Mohammed Salisu are also expected to miss the global showpiece.However,

In an exclusive interview, six-time African Womenâ??s Player of the Year Asisat Oshoala reflects on her incredible journey from the streets of Lagos to global football superstardom.Exploring her deep Nigerian roots, her triumphs in Europe, and her new chapter with Al Hilal in the Saudi Women's Premier League, Oshoala reveals that her true legacy lies in empowering the next generation of African girls.There is a grounding force that tethers the worldâ??s

Ghana midfielder Elisha Owusu has set his sights on a deep run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, insisting the team is heading to the tournament with ambition rather than mere participation in mind.The Black Stars, four-time African champions, will make their fifth appearance at the global showpiece, which will be jointly staged by the United States, Canada and Mexico.Having suffered group-stage eliminations at the 2014 and 2022 editions in Brazil and Qatar, respectively, the squad

Azerbaijan-based Ghanaian forward Emmanuel Addai has disclosed that he grew up idoilising former Chelsea winger Eden Hazard. Although he confessed being a Liverpool fan, Addai says he watched the Belgian religiously as he shaped his style."Hazard was the one I watched the most. He doesn't look flashy at first glance but his speed, dribbling, strength and power. I try to learn from him,' he told 3Sports.While admitting to his love for Hazard, the 24-year-old also

Ghana forward Kamaldeen Sulemana climbed off the bench to help Atalanta Bergamo beat Borussia Dortmund and reach the round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League in a dramatic encounter at the Gewiss Stadium. The 24-year-old replaced Nikolas Zalewski with five minutes of normal time remaining and the game levelled at 3-3 on aggregate.The Italians the sneaked into the last 16 following a 98th minute penalty from Lazar Samardzic.Dortmund had travelled to Italy with a 2-0 lead but were

England-born forward of Ghanaian descent, Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, was on target for Stoke City on Wednesday night, sealing a 2-1 win for the side against Oxford United.The youngster started for his team today in their Round 34 fixture of the 2025/26 English Championship season.In a game played at Bet365 Stadium, Stoke City took the lead after 36 minutes into the first half, courtesy of a strike from Lamine Cisse.After going ahead, the hosts failed to capitalise on their momentum, allowing

Former Nsoatreman FC General Manager Eric Alagidede has issued a sobering reminder of Ghana football's harsh realities, pointing to the fate of once-proud traditional clubs as a cautionary tale for Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko.Speaking to Sporty FM, Alagidede reeled off a list of clubs that once commanded respect and loyalty across the country but now find themselves languishing in the lower divisions."BA United is playing in Division Two, Bofoakwa Tano in Division

Former Black Stars midfielder Hamza Mohammed has delivered a ringing endorsement of rising Ghanaian sensation Fatawu Issahaku, describing the young winger as a rare gem who could illuminate the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Speaking to 3Sports, Hamza spoke with genuine admiration about the 20-year-old's rapid development and growing influence."He is a great talent," Hamza said simply. "We are just privileged to have such a talent on our team."The former midfielder

Former Black Stars midfielder Hamza Mohammed has offered a simple but heartfelt plea regarding rising star Fatawu Issahaku: keep him fit, and let him shine.Speaking to 3Sports, Hamza heaped praise on the young winger's talent but repeatedly returned to one crucial concernâ??the need for the 20-year-old to stay healthy as Ghana builds toward the 2026 FIFA World Cup."He is a great talent. "We are just privileged to have such a talent on our team," Hamza said."A

Former Black Stars midfielder Hamza Mohammed has identified Fatawu Issahaku and his contemporaries as the foundation upon which Ghana's national team future must be built.Speaking to 3Sports, Hamza made clear that the torch is passing to a new generationâ??one led by the dynamic Leicester City winger."Fatawu and the likes are the future of the Black Stars," he stated.The former midfielder's words carry the weight of someone who understands the cycles of international

Ghana's high-performance coach John Paintsil has declared that the Black Stars have accumulated enough World Cup pedigree to dream big at the 2026 tournament, insisting the nation no longer approaches football's biggest stage as wide-eyed newcomers.Speaking to 3Sports, the former Ghana international pointed to the country's history on the global stage as reason for optimism."When it comes to the World Cup, Ghana is now experienced," Paintsil said.He recalled

Ghanaian winger Emmanuel Addai has his sights firmly set on a Black Stars call-up, driven by a desire to bring joy to a nation that has waited too long for silverware.The 22-year-old QarabaÄ? FK attacker has been impressing with his pace and goal threat in Azerbaijan, but his ultimate ambition transcends personal gloryâ??it is about country, legacy, and finally helping Ghana smile on the biggest stages.Since joining the Azerbaijani side, Addai has brought pace, directness,

Ghanaian winger Emmanuel Addai admits he is still waiting for that long-awaited call from the Black Stars.The forward is making waves at QarabaÄ? FK with his pace, direct running, and eye for goal. But despite his impressive performances, the 22-year-old admits he is still waiting for that long-awaited call from the Black Stars.Speaking to 3Sports, Addai revealed that there has been no communication from the national team setupâ??yet."No, I haven't had any contact

Ghanaian winger Emmanuel Addai is enjoying a productive spell at QarabaÄ? FK, but his heart remains fixed on one ultimate goal: representing the Black Stars.Speaking to 3Sports, the 22-year-old revealed that despite his impressive performances, he has yet to receive any contact from the national team setup. His response, however, was marked not by frustration but by quiet faith."No, I haven't had any contact yet. But I believe they've seen my performances. Everything

Ghanaian winger Emmanuel Addai is making a name for himself at QarabaÄ? FK with his pace, direct running, and growing goal tally. But for the 22-year-old, personal success abroad is only part of the story.Speaking to 3Sports, Addai opened up about what truly drives himâ??not just playing football, but leaving a legacy that matters to his homeland."I want to be remembered not just for playing abroad but for doing something meaningful for Ghana because I really love Ghana."Those