Former GFA Vice President and Black Stars Management Committee Chairman, Fred Pappoe, says the 2026 World Cup presents no easy group, noting that Ghana’s Group L draw against England, Croatia, and Panama confirms the challenge ahead. He stresses the need to select fit players and ensure adequate preparation for the tournament

Alonso acknowledges that Real Madrid’s current challenges can’t be fixed by one person alone. He emphasizes unity, teamwork, and collective responsibility as the key to restoring the club’s strength and returning to winning form

Kwabena Agyei Agyapong urges the Black Stars to give their all for Ghana as they head to the 2026 World Cup. He cautions players against prioritizing money, insisting that representing the nation should be driven by pride, not paychecks

Hon. Kofi Adams urges host countries to simplify travel for Ghanaian supporters, highlighting their role in creating the World Cup’s vibrant atmosphere. He also warns Ghanaians against paying anyone claiming to offer travel protocol services for the tournament

FIFA has released Ghana’s Group L fixtures for the 2026 World Cup, and Otto Addo says the Black Stars still have key issues to resolve before taking on England. Get the full breakdown of the match dates and his reaction to the challenge ahead

As the official draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches tomorrow at the Kennedy Center, Washington DC, anticipation is high across the globe. GFA President Kurt Okraku expresses hope for a favorable group-stage ballot, praying for a draw that sets the stage for success

Ghana’s Black Queens were defeated 2-0 by England’s Lionesses in an international friendly at St Mary’s Stadium. England opened the scoring within six minutes when Lucia Kendall capitalized on a loose ball in the box. Black Queens coach Kim Lars continues to monitor talented players both in the Ghana Local League and abroad

Former Hearts of Oak board member Alhaji Akambi is optimistic about Benjamin Asare and Solomon Agbesi making it to the 2026 World Cup. Asare, Ghana’s trusted No.1 goalkeeper, has risen from humble beginnings to play a crucial role in the team’s qualification, while Agbesi’s current form could secure him a spot as another key option between the posts for the Black Stars.

Benjamin Asare, the current first-choice goalkeeper, has impressed with five clean sheets in six appearances since his March 2025 debut. However, Solomon Agbesi’s recent form for Hearts of Oak, including crucial saves in their 1-0 win over Vision FC, has sparked debate among supporters about who is best suited for the Black Stars

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expressed immense pride in his team following their impressive 3-1 Champions League victory over Bayern Munich. Speaking after the match, Arteta praised both the quality of the performance and the belief within the squad that enables them to compete with Europe’s elite