Part of the issue lies with our technical team and how they have operated over the years. Additionally, some of the challenges stem from pressure exerted from higher authorities. Since the time of E.T. Mensah, when coaches are appointed, there has often been no clear or valid justification provided for the selection decisions.

I have been with the black stars for over two decades and I have never witnessed something like this. We go to Afcon qualifies and played over six games and did not win a single game. This is surprising to me. There are a number of factors that we will definitely discuss. We know Ghanaians are disappointed but this is the time we will work harder to help restore the Black Stars to its glory.

Ghana coach Otto Addo has called for peaceful elections following the Black Stars’ dismal 2-1 defeat to Niger in their final Group F qualifying match on Monday at the Accra Sports Stadium

Akwesi Agyeman, member of the Black Stars Management Committee, has called for patience with head coach Otto Addo, urging against calls for his dismissal following the team's failure to secure qualification for the Africa Cup of Nations

Niger shockingly beat Ghana 1-2 at the Accra Sports Stadium in the final fixture of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.

With the stakes higher than ever, Bibiani GoldStars coach Frimpong Manso has called on the team to deliver a strong performance and score against Angola in tomorrow's match. Ghana faces the real possibility of missing out on the Africa Cup of Nations for the first time in two decades, a scenario last seen in 1988. Will Ghana secure their place, or will history repeat itself? The pressure is on

Former Communications Director of the Ghana Football Association, Ibrahim Sannie Daara, believes that players who fail to perform for the Black Stars should not be rewarded with subsequent call-ups

Hearts of Oak head coach, Aboubakar Ouattara, has urged supporters to stop insulting the players and technical staff as part of their criticism of the team

Eight players have withdrawn from the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Angola and Niger due to various reasons. They include, Antoine Semenyo, Inaki Williams, Jonas Adjetey, Tariq Lamptey, Jerome Opoku, Alexander Djiku, Ibrahim Osman and Joseph Painstil

Ghana coach Otto Addo announced his 25-man squad for the decisive AFCON qualifiers against Angola and Niger. The squad features key players from Europe’s top leagues but notably excludes team captain Thomas Partey, despite the Arsenal midfielder being fit for selection