Demirkaya Tunahan, General Manager of fitcom and Ertemcoz Serdar, Fitcom Agent to Africa, arrived in Accra on Monday, ahead of the signing ceremony and launch on Thursday, May 9.
The deal brokered by Nana Yaw Amponsah, founder and chairman of Division One side Phar Rangers and an aspirant to the presidency of the Ghana Football Association seat, is the biggest in the world’s history.
Division one side Krystal Palace have reportedly appointed Japanese trainer Kenichi Yatshuhashi as head Coach.
New Edubiase United are ready to wield the axe on players who don’t agree with the club President’s position not to play in the Normalisation Committee Special Competition. The club’s outspoken President Abdul Salam Yakubu has insisted he won’t backtrack on his initial stance regarding the competition and is set for showdown talks with players...
New Edubiase United President Abdul Salam Yakubu has fired a missile at Normalisation Committee President Dr Kofi Amoah, claiming he has hijack Ghana football. The outspoken administrator feels mistreated and cheated by the FIFA quasi body and has insisted his club won’t participate in the Normalisation Special Competition.
Aspiring Ghana FA President George Afriyie has pledged to scrap officiating fees for all football clubs in Ghana. Afriyie, former Ghana FA President, has resisted calls from Kwesi Nyantakyi’s ‘cronies’ to rescind his decision to contest for the seat in 2019.
Former Vice President of the Ghana FA Fred Pappoe believes George Afriyie is a credible candidate for the GFA’s 2019 Presidential Elections. The experienced football administrator was present at the Mensvic Hotel when Afriyie declared his candidacy for the GFA top job.
GN Bank have refused to extend their sponsorship deal for the Division one League. The financial firm signed a three-year contract with the Ghana Football Association, a deal which expired at the end of the 2016/17 season.
The Division one League board have asked all 48 Clubs to pay GH¢30,000 each for the organization of the League next season. The development comes after GN Bank refused to extend their sponsorship for the League.
Corruption crisis is looming for Ghana football as more and more officials of football clubs continue to admit paying bribe to match officials. A club official from a lower division side in Ghana football has openly admitted on radio that he bribed referees to officiate in his team’s favour.
