Women’s football fever in the country will reach its zenith over the course of the next fortnight as Africa’s elite eight lock horns here in Ghana for the right to be crowned queens of continental women’s football. Aside the glittering trophy on offer, the eight participating teams will also be vying for the three
The Professional Footballers’ Association of Ghana has sent its best wishes to Leicester City defender Daniel Amartey for a rapid recovery after the Ghana international defender suffered a horrendous ankle injury over the weekend. The Ghanaian stalwart has recently established himself as an ever present in the heart of the Foxes’ defense, and was
Ghana goalkeeper Fatau Dauda has registered his appreciation to the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) for coming to his aid in resolving a contractual dispute with his Nigerian club Enyimba. Dauda, who kept goal during Ghana’s campaign at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, had been faced with some off-field issues with
The draw for the 11th Total Women’s African Cup of Nations, Ghana 2018, has been held in Accra. The ceremony for the continent’s topmost women’s football fiesta was held at the Movenpic Ambassador Hotel. In attendance were top African football administrators, and scores of passionate football as women’s football fever well and truly begins to
The Professional Footballer’s Association of Ghana (PFAG) has hailed the 29th of September 2018 as a truly memorable day for all professional footballers on the continent. At the 12th CAF Extra-Ordinary General Assembly, currently on-going in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, The Confederation of African Football (CAF) and FIFPro Division Africa have officially put pen to
Real Madrid’s midfield maestro Luka Modric has been named the 2018 Best FIFA footballer of the year. The Croatia captain beat off competition from Egypt’s Mohammed Sallah and Portugal skipper Cristiano Ronaldo, to emerge winner of football’s topmost individual honour. It is the first time since Kaka in 2007 that the award has been
The much anticipated 2018 FIFA/FIFPro World XI dream team has been unveiled at the FIFA BEST Awards night. The ‘Dream Team’, lining up in a 1-4-2-3-1 formation, graced football’s night of glitz and glamour in London. Football’s world governing body, FIFA, yet again collaborated with the international umbrella union for professional footballers, FIFPro for
The Government of Ghana and FIFA, last week revealed the individuals who have been deemed fit to constitute Ghana football’s newly established Normalisation Committee. As reported by pfag.com.gh , the four member Committee is to be headed by local businessman Dr. Kofi Amoah. The other three confirmed members are Lucy Quist, Dua Adonten and Naa
Football’s world governing body, FIFA, has in consultation with the government of Ghana appointed a four-member Normalisation Committee that has been tasked with the interim running of Ghana football. The committee is to be headed by local businessman Dr Kofi Amoah, who marshalled Ghana’s successful bid process and organisation of the 2008 African Cup
The much anticipated shortlist of players vying for spots in the 2018 FIFA FIFPro World XI team has been officially released. A total of 55 world class footballers who excelled over the course of the past year under review, are now in contention for the 11 available slots on the lucrative FIFA/FIFPro World XI team