Ahead of the Mexico clash, Queiroz, who was recently appointed to replace Otto Addo has named his first squad, with several home-based players making the cut. Read more
The Portuguese tactician, who was officially unveiled in Accra last week, has wasted no time settling into his role Read more
The former Okwawu United tactician was appointed as a stop-gap coach for the Porcupine Warriors in February 2026 after Karim Zito’s departure. Read more
Queiroz was named Ghana coach last week, replacing Otto Addo, who was shown the exit door following the Black Stars unimpressive performance in friendlies against Austria and Germany Read more
The former Real Madrid and Portugal tactician replaces Otto Addo, who was shown the exit door following the Black Stars dismal performance against Austria and Germany. Read more
“If by this weekend we don’t announce the coach, then by Monday at the latest we should be able to present our new Black Stars coach,” he said. Read more
Former managing director of the State Transport Company (STC), Nana Akomea, has stated emphatically that he will stage a one-man demonstration if the GFA brings a foreigner to handle the Bla... Read more
Ghana legend Dan Owusu has expressed concerns about the sacking of Black Stars head coach Otto Addo as the team gears up for the 2026 World Cup tournament in the United States, Canada and Me... Read more
In an interview with Koforidua-based Bryt FM, Owusu expressed concern about the timing of Addo’s sacking while also criticizing the players’ performances. Read more
“The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has parted ways with the Head Coach of the senior men’s national team (Black Stars), Otto Addo effective immediately” a statement from the Ghana FA read... Read more
The Ghanaian tactician kept three clean sheets. Read more
The veteran coach penned a two-year deal with Nations FC, replacing Kasim Ocansey Mingle, who was recently dismissed after a sluggish start to the Premier League season. Read more
Konadu is currently unattached after ending his spell in South Africa, where he managed Black Leopards. Read more
The 23-man squad released by Otto Addo included four home-based players, Benjamin Asare (Hearts of Oak), Razak Simpson (Nations FC), Kamaradini Mamudu (Medeama SC), and Kwame Opoku (Asante K... Read more
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