Sports events and achievements
Medeama SC president Moses Armah vows to win the CAF Champions League in Tarkwa as the club hosts TP Mazembe on September 6.
Thirteen of Ghana's 18 Premier League clubs will be led by local coaches this season, underscoring a decisive shift toward homegrown tactical leadership.
Richarlison has been omitted from Tottenham’s squad as he seeks a move, prompting a reshuffle of the club’s striking options.
Ghana re‑appoints veteran coach Carlos Queiroz to steer the Black Stars into the 2027 AFCON qualifiers after a historic World Cup run.
Ayuda App clinched the men’s singles title while McDan Group dominated women’s singles at the Joy Sports Invitational on the University of Ghana courts.
Premier League clubs broke the summer transfer record, spending £3.41 billion and accounting for three of the ten most expensive signings ever.
The EFL condemns UEFA for scheduling a Champions League match that forced a Carabao Cup reshuffle, highlighting coordination gaps and policing challenges.
GFA pledges GHC1 million per club and a GHC3 million champion prize for 2026/27, yet the league’s chronic sponsor void and systemic issues threaten long‑term sustainability.
The JoySports Invitational 2026 opened at the University of Ghana, uniting athletes, sponsors and the campus community in a showcase of competition and health promotion.
GFA President Kurt Okraku says a new head coach will be appointed before the Black Stars begin the 2027 AFCON qualifiers, ending the vacancy left by Carlos Queiroz.
The 2024‑25 Champions League league phase pits Arsenal against Real Madrid and Bayern, introduces four debutants, and marks the first African coach in the main draw.
Kylian Mbappé’s hat‑trick sealed Real Madrid’s 3‑1 win over Real Sociedad, marking Jose Mourinho’s triumphant comeback at the Bernabeu.