Sports events and achievements
John Obi Mikel praises Andre Ayew’s leadership and suggests he could drive transformative change in Ghanaian football.
Data from the 2025/26 season shows that replacing Amorim's high‑press system with Carrick's low‑block reduced possession, pressing intensity, and progressive play, jeopardizing United's Project 150 title goal.
World Rugby Chair Brett Robinson visits Zimbabwe to discuss high‑performance pathways, governance and player welfare as the Sables prepare for the Nations Cup and future World Cup challenges.
World Rugby Chair Brett Robinson and Rugby Africa President Herbert Mensah visit Zimbabwe to support the Sables' historic 2027 Rugby World Cup qualification and discuss long‑term development.
Ghana's sports minister urges a deliberate, collaborative overhaul of youth football development to restore a clear pathway from grassroots to the national teams.
England defender Ezri Konsa joins Arsenal for £55 million, offering versatility as Villa navigates financial pressures and Arsenal copes with key injuries.
David Oduro, a 20‑year‑old Ghanaian left‑back, is poised to leave Barcelona for Aston Villa, with a potential loan to French side FC Annecy and a 50% future rights clause.
Brazilian legend Ronaldinho, 46, signs with Italian Serie C club Ravenna, aiming to net his 300th career goal and boost the team’s promotion push.
The 2026/27 Ghana Premier League kicks off in September with 18 clubs, three newcomers, weekend‑only fixtures and a host of high‑stakes derbies.
The Luckiest lottery partners with Joy Sports Invitational, bringing new sponsorship dynamics to Ghana's premier multi‑sport event on August 29, 2026.
Netherlands striker Memphis Depay waives R$21 million of debt to sign a new contract with Corinthians through 2028.
Premier League will publish full KMI panel judgments and add referee‑player audio to boost officiating transparency.