Author: Raphael Bannerman-Quartey

Kotoko midfielder Richmond Lamptey has disclosed the painful experiences he went through following GFA’s decision after the match-fixing allegation involving AshantiGold and Inter Allies. Lamptey was one of seven players who were found culpable in a match-fixing scandal against Inter Allies and were handed severe punishment by the GFA. Medeama SC president Moses Armah explains the transfer of nine players to Sirens FC Later the players appealed the GFA decision through the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) which later overturned the initial decision. Speaking to Kotoko’s media, the nomadic attacking midfielder opened up about the possibility of retiring from…

Medeama SC president, Moses Armah ‘Parker’, has detailed reasons why the club made a wholesale transfer of players from his outfit to Maltese Premier League side, Sirens FC.  This week, the Tarkwa-based club announced it had sold nine players to Sirens FC in Malta.  This unprecedented transfer news sent shockwaves in the Ghanaian football landscape with many questioning the reason behind the massive player exodus for a side that was actively partaking in the CAF Champions League.  Israel Anum of Right to Dream donates jerseys to former club, Peace Boys FC But in a swift turn of events, the bankroller…

Ajax has turned down an initial bid of €40 million from West Ham United for the transfer of midfielder Mohammed Kudus. The Dutch giants are looking to sell for €50 million as the player’s valuation in the current transfer window before allowing him to leave. It’s said that the player and the representatives of Westham United have agreed on personal terms awaiting the duo clubs to finalize a transfer fee.  Algerian side MC Alger and Joseph Esso officially part ways by mutual consent. In the last few weeks, the Ghanaian has been the subject of intense interest from a host of clubs…

Medeama SC coach Evans Adotey has reacted positively to his side’s slim victory over Remo Stars in the CAF Champions League on Sunday at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium, Ghana.  The head coach of the Ghana Premier League champions was pleased with his side’s outing against a very disciplined Nigerian side.  According to him, his side played against a fitter and disciplined side in a very crunch first leg game but despite that, his boys stood their ground to pick the important victory at the expense of their opponents.  CAF Champions League: Medeama SC beat Remo Stars in first leg…

Medeama SC made the most of their home superiority as they beat Nigerian opponents, Remo Stars in the first leg of the first preliminary round of the CAF Champions League on Sunday. The Yellow and Mauves were coming into the game with bundles of confidence knowing that a win will solidify their qualification in a two-legged tie against their weekend opponents.  https://youtu.be/MlN1KR3esDM Jonathan Sowah continued his impressive goal-scoring streak for the Tarkwa-based club as he shot them into the lead in the 22nd minute after coming close on several occasions, sending the fully packed Cape Coast stadium fans into ruptures.…

The Ghanaian transfer window has seen a host of technical changes, Kotoko, Hearts, Aduana Stars, and Great Olympics have all done all made swift changes ahead of the new season. Similarly, a host of managerial changes have been made ahead of the new season, newly promoted side, Kotoko has welcomed their title-winning coach, Prosper Ogun Narteh to the club for a second stint, Nations FC have swayed former Bechem United coach, Kasim Mingle to their club. Asamoah Gyan tips Nigeria’s Victor Osimhen to win 2023 African Footballer of the Year award Two-times Ghana Premier League champions, Aduana Stars have lost…

Ghana legend Asamoah Gyan believes Nigeria striker Victor Osimhen should be crowned 2023 African Footballer of the Year. The Nigerian striker took the Italian Serie A by storm aiding his side to their first trophy in thirty years.  Ernest Nuamah attracts interest from Tottenham, Burnley Osimhen went on to bag the top scorers’ award becoming the first African to win the coveted trophy in Italy.  Hearts of Oak appoint Martin Hendrikus Wilhemus Koopman as new headcoach Following those club and individual accomplishments, legendary Ghanaian striker, Asamoah Gyan believes that, Osimhen should pip the other contenders for the 2023 African Footballer…

FC Nordsjaelland forward Ernest Nuamah is the subject of intense interest from two English Premier League sides, Burnley and Tottenham Hotspurs. The two clubs in England are said to have kept tabs on the Ghanaian international for quite some time now and are looking to bolster their squad with the youngster’s services.  Hearts of Oak appoint Martin Hendrikus Wilhemus Koopman as the new head coach Daily Mail says a transfer fee of over 30 million euros could sway the FC Nordsjaelland forward to England.  Nuamah has already hit the ground running in the ongoing Danish Super League, involved in six…

Hearts of Oak have officially appointed Martin Hendrikus Wilhemus Koopman as the club’s new head coach before the new season 2023/24. The Accra-based club after parting ways with Slavko Matic, the club’s technical direction was then steered by assistant coach, David Ocloo, who has since left the club to join Asante Kotoko.  Kotoko parted ways with Mohammed Alhassan and three others Following weeks of intense rumors and speculations, the hierarchy has appointed, Koopman, who has extensive knowledge in the football circles having managed sides such, as RKC Waalwijk, Sparta Rotterdam, and Roda JC in the Dutch Eredivisie, Al-Orouba in Oman,…

Asante Kotoko has announced the departure of four players in the ongoing Ghanaian transfer window.  The Kumasi-based club let go of Mohammed Alhassan, Dickson Afoakwa, Charles Owusu, and Samuel Boateng. The Interim Management Committee (IMC) is looking to help the club restore its glory days and as part of those measures they have started trimming the squad for new coach Prosper Ogum Narteh.  West Ham United enters race to sign Mohammed Kudus In an official statement on Wednesday, August 16, the Porcupine Warriors club announced the departures of Mohammed Alhassan, Dickson Afoakwa, Charles Owusu, and Samuel Boateng. Asante Kotoko announces…