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
Our March edition of the Dza ngbɛshi Monthly Newsletter is out now! Stay connected with the latest stories, insights, and developments shaping Ghanaian football through the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) Monthly Newsletter. This edition opens on a solemn note as we mourn the tragic passing of Berekum Chelsea player Dominic Frimpong, a loss
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has received with deep shock and misery, the news of the untimely passing of Berekum Chelsea FC player Dominic Frimpong. According to reports, Dominic Frimpong lost his life following an armed robbery attack on the team while returning from a Ghana Premier League fixture. This tragic incident
Our February edition of the Dza ngbɛshi Monthly Newsletter is out now! From the Black Princesses’ impressive qualification campaign to PFAG’s engagements with key stakeholders and player welfare discussions, this issue highlights important developments shaping Ghanaian football. Click here to Read the full newsletter.
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, today March 8, the Professional Footballers’ Association of Ghana (PFAG) extends its warmest greetings and deep appreciation to all the remarkable women who continue to grace our beautiful game, both locally and on the international stage. This year’s theme, “Give is to Gain,” strongly reflects the PFAG’s
Following the events in the Middle East, President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku has met with the Black Queens to appeal for calm. He assured the team that the GFA has, over the last 24 to 48 hours, engaged with all stakeholders, including Ghana’s mission in the United Arab Emirates, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and our
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has expressed its joy at the latest feat chalked by the national U-20 ladies’ team, the Black Princesses. Our determined damsels secured progression to the final phase of the U-20 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers with a hard-fought 3-2 aggregate win over their South African counterparts on Saturday
January Edition Welcome to our first edition of the year. Catch up on key updates, highlights, and important stories to keep you informed and inspired as we begin the new year. Read the full newsletter here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lgtnOcu4SIzYnTYMWh-vXK5iNWehGbMM/view?usp=drive_link
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Cervical cancer is preventable, yet many women are diagnosed late simply because they were not screened early. The Basics Cervical cancer is mainly caused by HPV (Human Papillomavirus) Early detection through screening can save lives Many women have no symptoms in the early stages What Female Footballers Should Do
Click here to read the PFAG December Newsletter: The December edition of the edition of the PFAG Monthly Newsletter captures key moments that closed the year for Ghanaian football. This issue features insights on the Black Stars’ 2026 FIFA World Cup group draw, Ghana’s upcoming international friendly against Germany, and a special focus on football