Author: Selasi Fiawoyi

Kobby Mensah unfazed about talks regarding his future at Great Olympics Accra Great Olympics is currently in the relegation zone in 17th place after eight games under the former Karela manager, Kobby Mensah. Kobby Mensah  has only managed two wins, four losses, and two draws which has raised issues about his future at the club. READ MORE : “Be consistent” – Oduro Nyarko charges local based players Kobby Mensah told Radio Gold that he is unconcerned about the club’s plans for his future and is willing to accept anything they come up with. “I am a worker, so what can I…

Ajax manager John Heitinga is unsure if Mohammed Kudus will be available for their game against PSV on Sunday. Last month, Mohammed Kudus suffered an injury during Ajax’s KNVB Cup semi-final game against Feyenoord. However, he is anticipated to recover in time for the Dutch Cup final against PSV on April 30, 2023. Heitinga, the coach, was quoted by Voetbal International saying “I can’t say yet whether they will face PSV. The hope is there, but it depends on the upcoming days. ” READ MORE: Kurt Okraku: “Football is a powerful tool for development “ “Devyne has completed one training…

GFA president, Kurt Okraku insists Football is a powerful tool for development. At the GFA Foundation unveiling event held on Tuesday, April 18, 2023, Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, the President of the Ghana Football Association, emphasized the importance of utilizing football as a means of promoting development. He stated that the GFA Foundation would serve as a conduit to advance all corporate endeavours related to the GFA. ‘’At the GFA, we believe that football should be used as a powerful tool for development. The Ghana Football Association now maintains that for the ultimate goal of football for development to be achieved,…

Kenpong Academy FC has been banned by GFA from playing their home games at the Swedro Sports Stadium With immediate effect, the Ghana Football Association’s Executive Committee has directed Kenpong Academy FC to temporarily stop using the Swedru Stadium as their home ground. This measure has been taken as a result of regrettable occurrences that took place during the Match day 23 game between Kenpong FC and New Edubiase FC on April 17, 2023. READ MORE : Saint Osei reveals Great Olympics switch of venues The ruling is consistent with Article 14(2) of the GFA Division One League Regulations, which specifies…

Thirty- five applicants register to write upcoming FIFA FOOTBALL AGENT exams with the GFA The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has received 35 applications for the upcoming FIFA Football Agent Examination, which will be held on Wednesday, April 19, 2023. This is part of a larger group of 6,586 candidates from 138 member associations worldwide who have submitted applications for the exam. The FIFA Football Agent Examination is the first of its kind since the FIFA Football Agent Regulations (FFAR) came into effect in January 2023. READ MORE : GFA President, Kurt Okraku commissions borehole projects in Kumasi The exam will be…

Kurt Okraku, the President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), has commissioned three boreholes in the Kumasi Metropolitan area. Kurt Okraku, the President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), has commissioned three boreholes in the Kumasi Metropolitan area of the Ashanti Region, aimed at enhancing the quality of pitches and consequently improving competitions. The project locations include Ejisu Okese Park, Kumasi Anglican Senior High School Park (KASS), and Wesley College School Park, which are used by Third Division, Second Division, and Women’s Division One clubs of the Regional Football Association as game centres. READ MORE: The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has…

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has given Great Olympics permission to play their remaining home games at the WAFA Park in Sogakope. This decision was made in response to a request from the club, as they found it expensive to play matches in Accra. The GFA’s competitions department thoroughly reviewed the club’s reasons and subsequently approved the request, as it aligned with the earlier approval of the Accra Sports Stadium and WAFA Park as Great Olympics’ primary and alternate venues, respectively, at the beginning of the season. The team’s choice to shift their home games to the WAFA Park is…

Legon Cities beat Kotoku Royas 2-0 to keep hopes of surviving in the GPL alive Both teams entered the match with a strong desire to win, and the game was tightly contested with few clear opportunities in the first half. Nonetheless, Legon Cities emerged stronger in the second half and eventually scored the opening goal in the 52nd minute, thanks to Michel Otou’s well-placed shot. The Legon Cities supporters were thrilled with the goal, having anxiously watched the match until that point. READ MORE : Amended regulations for MRI testing have been authorized by CAF for the U17 Africa Cup of…

The amended regulations for MRI testing have been authorized by CAF for the U17 Africa Cup of Nations. The Executive Committee of CAF has given the green light to a proposal put forth by the Youth Organizing Committee and the Medical Organizing Committee to modify Article 27 of the regulations for the U17 Africa Cup of Nations. The approved Regulation: Article 27 now reads: 27.1 For the qualifying phase, an eligibility test will be compulsory performed for all the participating teams before the start of the matches. 27.2 The test will be performed according to CAF Protocol in a health…

Head coach of Nsoatreman FC, Mumuni Abubakar bemoans officiating cost his side the game against Hearts of Oak. The Phobians scored first in the  15 minute thanks to Prince Ofori’s unfortunate own goal. Yaw Baafi then added another goal in the 66th minute to double their lead, but Nsoatreman managed to score through Samuel Ofori to cut the deficit and create a tense ending to the game. Later on, the visitors were initially awarded a penalty for Addo Sowah’s handball, but after consulting his assistant, referee Samena changed his mind. This decision did not sit well with Mumuni. Mumuni strongly…