The Ghana Premier League (GPL) has announced a one month break for the sake of international assignments and for outstanding games in the league to be sorted out.
The local Black stars are set to engage in one week residential camp ahead of the qualifiers for the Championship of African Nations (CHAN).
Ghana are set to face Burkina Faso in the qualifier for the local based championship. The selected players from the league would take the break to prepare for the qualifier while the MTN FA Cup last eight games slated for this weekend would be played.
As a way to incentivize the growth of football talent in Ghana, the global online gambling company, Betway has recently kicked off a talent search project which was held at the Essikado Park, Takoradi which is in the western region of Ghana.
This talent search event had over 300 aspiring professional footballers in attendance as they attempted to display their skills with hope of joining a professional club and taking their game to the next level.
African football powerhouse Ghana have named four former national team stars in a technical team to help the current crop of players.
The team is to be led by KwesiAppiah and it includes Ibrahim Tanko, Richard Kingston, Stephen Appiah and Maxwell Konadu. They are all set to join the backroom staff.
A Ghanaian KwesiNyantakyi is now the second most powerful figure in African football, according to latest reports. Nyantakyi is the president of the Ghana Football Association.
At the first meeting of Confederation of African Football (CAF) Executive Committee, he was named the second in command to the president Ahmad.
Ghana have decided to bring back Kwesi Appiah as the coach of the national team.
Apart from being involved in the national team that serves only for the local players,Appiah will be working with the full team that includes the players playing in the European leagues.Appiah comes in as the replacement for Avram Grant, who decided to step down from his role after the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.Appiah is no stranger to the Black Stars after having led the team for two years from 2012 to 2014. He decided to leave the national team after a disappointing World Cup 2014 campaign. Since then, he has been in charge of the Sudanese side Al Khartoum.
Former Ghana FA chairman LepowuraJawula claims that the national team may have made a mistake in appointing Maxwell Konadu as the temporary Ghana national team boss.
After the departure of Avram Grant following a disappointing 2017 Africa Cup of Nations, the national team decided to take its time when it came to appointing his replacement. As a result,Konadu was brought in as a temporary solution for the national team. Since there were no matches for Ghana until June, it left the national team with enough opportunities to find a replacement.
Former Chelsea and West Ham United manager Avram Grant decided to step down from his role as the Ghana national team coach after a disappointing African Cup of Nations.
The failure to even secure a third place finish at the tournament – after a 1-0 loss against Burkina Faso in the third place play-off – has led to this exit for the Israeli coach. This has left in Ghana with the needed to appoint a new manager, but the national team clearly has a lot of time left on their hands. The next match for Ghana is not until June when they take on Ethiopia in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.
After a lot of speculation about his future, Avram Grant finally decided to step down from his role as the Ghana manager after a disappointing 2017 African Cup of Nations.
This tournament was seen as the ultimatum for the manager, who has been criticised in various quarters for his tactical knowledge and the ability to set up the team. Even though the first African Cup of Nations headed on by the former Chelsea and West Ham manager was relatively successful, Ghana were left disappointed at the 2017 edition after being knocked out at the semi-finals by Cameroon.
