The management of Aduana Stars has offered the club’s former playmaker, Yahaya Mohammed, a new contract to assist them in their domestic and continental assignments after he parted ways with Tanzanian side, Azam FC.
Earlier this week, the former OGC Nice midfielder was linked with a move to giants, Accra Hearts of Oak, with media reports suggesting that he had completed the deal after a series of negotiations with the Phobians.
Bechem United are prepared to go the full legal haul to ensure justice after they were slapped with a GH¢105,000 fine by the Disciplinary Committee of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) for stopping StarTimes from telecasting their Premier League match against Great Olympics in Bechem a couple of months ago.
According to the chairman of Bechem United, Kingsley Osei Bonsu, popularly known as Lord Zico, the club’s lawyer, Larbi Amoah, was studying the ruling after which they would file an appeal before next Tuesday.
Swansea City have sacked manager Paul Clement with the club bottom of the Premier League, having won just three league games this season.
Anthony Joshua says he will give fellow Briton Tyson Fury a "warm welcome" back to the ring following his doping ban.
Black Stars coach, Kwasi Appiah, has tipped Liverpool and Egyptian forward, Mohamed Salah to win this year's CAF Player of the Year on January 4 in Accra.
Coach Appiah believes the former AS Roma player deserves to be crowned with the continent's most prestigeous award after a successful year which saw him lead Egypt to its first FIFA World Cup qualification in 27 years.
The President of Elmina Sharks, Dr Papa Kwesi Ndoum, has targeted a top four finish for his club in next season's Premier League.
Issuing a warning to the other competing teams, Dr Ndoum said his side would be a difficult side to beat in the upcoming season.
National top seed, Derek Abrefa, and second seed, Felix Lartey, will feature prominently in the Chairman’s Cup tournament as they join other top players at the Dayaran Gangaram (D.G.) Hathiramani Sports Hall of the Accra Sports Stadium on Saturday to battle for honours.
Being the final competition for the year 2017, all the top table tennis players in the country are expected to be present.
Former Accra Hearts of Oak deputy coach, Yaw Preko, has availed himself to a move to any interested local club after parting ways with Nigerian outfit, Ifeanyi Ubah.
Coach Preko stages a comeback to the Ghana Premier League after working with Japanese trainer, Kenichi Yatsuhashi, as an assistant at Ifeanyi Ubah in Nigeria.He told the Graphic Sports in an interview last Monday that he was ready to take up a coaching role in the country.
Betyetu, an all-new web and mobile betting platform has begun operations in Ghana, promising to offer an innovative and convenient betting experience to the gaming public.
The national female U-17 team, Black Maidens, broke camp yesterday from their Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence base after advancing past their Gambian counterparts via a 7-1 aggregate in the 2018 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup qualifiers.
The Chief Trainer at “The Gym” Boxing Club, Coach Adama Addy, says his major focus next year will be to turn his gym into a place of solace for destitute and homeless children.
According to him, his gym has begun training more than 50 street kids daily and is hopeful that by next year, they would have trained a huge number.
Liverpool marksmen, Mohammed Salah (Egypt) and Sadio Mane (Senegal), will battle it out with Borussia Dortmund's Pierre Emerick Aubameyang (Gabon) for the coveted African Player of the Year title when the 2017 Aiteo CAF Player of the Year Awards takes place at the Accra International Conference Centre on January 4, 2018.
The Egyptian, after winning this year's BBC Africa Player of the Year prize, will be hoping to add the continent's most prestigious award following a splendid season with Liverpool leading the national team to reach the 2018 FIFA World Cup this term which has seen him score 20 goals in all competitions.
Manchester City are ready to join the £40million chase for Wilfried Zaha.
Athletics anti-doping officials have launched an investigation into what IAAF president Lord Coe called "serious allegations" about world champion sprinter Justin Gatlin's coach and an agent.
The Daily Telegraph said an agent linked to Gatlin, Robert Wagner, offered to "illicitly supply performance-enhancing drugs" to undercover reporters.
The Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, Pius Enam Hadzide, has revealed that the Ghana Athletics Association (GAA) are willing to put to rest the existing feud with young athlete, Martha Bissah, following a fruitful discussion between the federation and the ministry.
Mr Hadzide gave an assurance that everything was in place to ensure that Martha returned to action for the country as soon as possible with next year's Commonwealth Games around the corner.
