Ultimate Sports Show

We'll take it game by game, but our target is to go beyond the CAF Champions League group stage. - Ibrahim Tanko, Medeama SC Head Coach

“The Sports Ministry only owes the Black Queens their WAFCON 2026 win bonus against Cape Verde, and the payment is currently being processed.” — Bagbara Tanko, head of PR and communications at the Sports Ministry, responds to the teams' letter over unpaid bonuses.

“The Democracy Cup was initially scheduled for the 23rd on Hearts of Oak's calendar. After discussions with the club, we moved the GHALCA Top 4 to the 26th, and all participating clubs, including Hearts, were duly informed.” — John Ansah, GHALCA Chairman

“AshantiGold 04's squad is too weak for the Ghana Premier League.” — Nana Kofi Boateng, Nsuopon Fidelity Club President, weighs in on his team's Super Cup win over AshantiGold 04.

“Local coaches don't receive the same level of support as foreign coaches. Their demands are met much faster than ours. If we were given the same level of support, we could perform even better.” - Coach Mercy Tagoe, Former Black Queens Coach

Kojo Addae-Mensah, CEO of Databank, weighs in on possible Black Stars returns; GFA statistician Mo Shaban reveals the latest GPL transfers; Vinícius ends Arsenal speculation with Real Madrid renewal & MORE!!

Desmond Ofei names the Black Meteors' local-based squad for the U-23 AFCON qualifiers; Barcelona signs Jesse Bisiwu; Coventry City agrees to a €30 million deal for Ghana's Caleb Yirenkyi; and MORE!!!

“Snubbing local coaches for assistant roles under Carlos Queiroz is insulting. They deserve the opportunity to learn and develop.” - Kpando Heart of Lions head coach reacts to GFA ExCo decision

Glasgow 2026: "Our target was to win at least five medals, particularly in boxing." - Charles Osei Asibey, Team Ghana media attaché, reflects on the team's disappointing two-medal finish

Kotoko set to part ways with Kwame Poku | Black Satellites exit WAFU B after Togo draw | Black Queens lose to Cameroon at WAFCON 2026 & MORE!!!

Why aren't we developing our coaches from the grassroots to the highest level? More and more Ghana Premier League clubs are relying on foreign coaches. We must invest in our local coaches and give them the tools to compete at the highest level. — Raul Martynek, CEO of Databank

Latest Updates: Charles Osei Asibey provides update on Team Ghana's progress at the 2026 Commonwealth Games; Hearts usher in a new era with coach Nebojsa Kapor; the latest on Antoine Semenyo & MORE!

Black Queens camp update ahead of today's WAFCON opener; Infantino pushes $20bn FIFA investment plan; Hearts invites soldiers to pre-season camp & More!!

“Majority of ExCo members wanted Otto Addo sacked. I was among the few who believed he deserved more time.” - Nana Oduro Sarfo, GFA ExCo member

Hearts of Oak unveils its new technical team. Serbian coach Nobojsa Kapor is set to be confirmed as Head Coach once his contract is finalized, while Richard Olele Kingston has been appointed Goalkeepers' Trainer.

An interactive sports magazine show with both local and foreign sports news content.

An interactive sports magazine show with both local and foreign sports news content.

"There's nothing left with Carlos Queiroz. He's only known for defensive football, so there's no need we renew his contract." — Kingsley Owusu Achau, President of Bechem United

"GHALCA has lost its voice and abandoned its role of holding the FA accountable." - Nii Darko, Asante Kotoko Communicator

Carlos Queiroz has shown progress in a short time and should be given the opportunity to continue as Black Stars head coach." —Samuel Nana Brew-Butler, Former GFA President

We'll continue scouting to strengthen the squad. No player is guaranteed a place in the team; only the best players will make the final squad. — Coach Joe Nana Adarkwa, Head Coach of the Black Maidens

No injuries in camp. We're ready to face Senegal tomorrow.” — Coach Nana Darkwa, Head Coach of the Black Maidens

Ghana not ready to host the 2027 U-20 AFCON unless preparations on our stadiums and pitches are accelerated. " — Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, Director-General of the NSA

Carlos Queiroz clearly had more confidence in Ati-Zigi than Benjamin Asare. But given Ati-Zigi's injury, Benjamin Asare should have been given the nod in goal against Colombia. ~ Senior Owusu Bempeh, Senior Sports Journalist

"Colombia are beatable. We must stop sitting back, open up our attack, and go toe-to-toe with them." — Kofi Ntow Gyan, former Black Stars midfielder, urges the Black Stars.

African teams should consider hiring elite coaches for every World Cup tournament. While it may be expensive, the financial rewards of progressing further in the competition can far outweigh the cost.” — Ekow Asmah, Ace Boxing Journalist.

“The quality of the Black Stars squad at the World Cup isn't what it used to be. But Carlos Queiroz deserves credit for building a disciplined and well-structured defensive team.” — Private legal practitioner, Moses Foh-Amoaning.

“Arrangements have been poor. But even if it takes our last cent, we'll still support the team.” — Ghana Supporters Union PRO, Mr. Abraham Nkansah (“Apirigu Chakapama”), addresses supporters' visa challenges and the free fan ticket ban.

"Let's not limit ourselves. Colombia won't be easy, but the Black Stars must play their natural game and attack with confidence." — Coach Kofi Ntow Gyan, Former Black Stars Coach.

Carlos Queiroz is a naturally defensive-minded coach, and I don't blame him. He has only been with the team for a short time. But as the tournament progresses, we need to show more attacking intent.” — Ntow Gyan, former Black Stars player.

“You can't take anything away from Thomas Partey; he is a true professional. He set aside his personal issues yesterday and delivered an excellent performance.” — Nii Odartey Lamptey speaks on Ghana's draw with England.

Black Stars against England is a game of anxiety; but England is beatable if the team will bring their A-game — George Afriyie, former vice president of the GFA.

Ghanaians share their expectations of the Black Stars in tomorrow's clash against England. ((Listen)))

Caleb Yirenkyi's rise to the Black Stars — Kweku Obeng Andy (Papa Mystro) breaks down his full story, history, and Michael Essien's influence.

Not the best performance from the Black Stars against Panama, but… - George Afriyie, Former Ghana Football Association (GFA) Vice President

It's crucial for Black Stars to beat Panama tomorrow to keep their knockout stage hopes alive — Sannie Daara, former GFA Communications Director.

“GFA should have dropped Thomas Partey” — Lawyer Obiri Boahen weighs in on his World Cup Canadian visa denial. (Listen))

Thomas Partey's absence against Panama could motivate the Black Stars to step up and perform better — George Afriyie, Former GFA Vice President.

“The goalkeeping department should be left to Benjamin Asare...” Private legal practitioner Moses Foh-Amoaning weighs in on the Black Stars' readiness for the World Cup; explains his push for Asare in goal.

Regardless of how my tenure ended, I am grateful to Hearts of Oak management for the opportunity to contribute my expertise to the club. — Didi Dramani, Former Hearts of Oak Coach

The sacking of Didi Dramani goes beyond football reasons. Supporters have repeatedly voiced concerns about certain decisions, yet their views continue to be ignored,” Kaninja fires.

Mavis Amanor Avornyo (FireLady), multimedia sports journalist, offers Black Stars camp updates in the USA. (Listen)