The June edition of Dza Ngbɛshi takes a closer look at the World Cup, Africa and Ghana’s World Cup journey and the stories shaping our football landscape. From celebrating the achievements of our national teams and players to highlighting PFAG’s continued efforts in supporting and empowering footballers, this edition captures moments of pride, passion, and
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has once again urged the senior national team, The Black Stars to shine bright on world football’s biggest stage as they prepare to lock horns with the Vatreni of Croatia in tonight’s final FIFA World Cup Group L fixture slated for Philadelphia. The Black Stars currently sit second
As the Black Stars take on England, Coach Carlos Queiroz’s words remind us of the strength behind the team:“They have three lions, but we have 33 million lions.”To our players, play with confidence and pride, knowing an entire nation stands behind you.Good luck, Black Stars
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) extends its warmest greetings and unwavering support to the Black Stars of Ghana as our gallant warriors embark on their much-anticipated mission to make our beloved nation proud at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. As our Stars step onto the pitch, they do so carrying the hopes, prayers,
May has been a month of growth, visibility, and impactful storytelling for the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG). Through player engagement activities, advocacy efforts, educational initiatives, and the celebration of members’ achievements on and off the pitch, PFAG has continued to champion the interests and welfare of professional footballers across the country. This month’s
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has thrown its weight behind the final 26-man squad selected to represent Ghana at the FIFA World Cup in North America later this month. The Black Stars will be making a fifth appearance on world football’s most elite stage, and the PFAG is confident in the ability of
On the 25th of May each year, the global football community commemorates World Football Day; a landmark occasion dedicated to celebrating football’s far-reaching contribution to sustainable development,peace, human rights, and social inclusivity. The observance of World Football Day dates back to the first-ever international footballtournament held during the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris, where teams
Congratulations to Medeama SC on winning the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League Title! They secured the league after beating Heart of Lions 5-2 at the TnA Stadium in Tarkwa, making it their second GPL title in three years. The victory also qualifies them for next season’s CAF Champions League.
Dza ngbɛshi Monthly Newsletter April Edition is out. April has been a month of meaningful engagement, impactful initiatives, and continued commitment to the welfare and development of professional footballers in Ghana. From player support visits to standout performances on the pitch, the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) remains dedicated to amplifying the voices and wellbeing
Player health remains central to sustaining performance and extending careers in professional football. With the increasing physical demands of the game, attention to injury prevention, recovery, nutrition, hydration, and adequate rest is essential for maintaining peak fitness throughout the season. Equally important is mental wellbeing, as players are encouraged to manage pressure, stay balanced, and