The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has expressed its belief in the ability of the Black Stars to bounce back stronger after the heartache of their first round exit from the FIFA World Cup, Qatar 2022. In a statement of support issued by the Association, the mother body of all professional footballers in
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has urged the Senior National Team, The Black Stars to excel in the upcoming FIFA World Cup, Qatar 2022. This latest rallying call to Coach Otto Addo’s squad of 26 players, comes on the eve of the grand kick-off to the eagerly anticipated first ever Winter Mundial
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has continued in its efforts to garner greater support for the Black Stars ahead of the Qatar 2022 World Cup by partnering with the GFA to organise two hugely succesful events this past Saturday. In the early hours of the day, top members of the PFAG including
As the world’s most favourite sport continues to grow in leaps and bounds, all stakeholders continue to utilise modern means of driving greater performance to achieve even more desirable outcomes. In this vein, FIFPro, the World-Wide Players’ Union has developed an innovative publication which focuses primarily on the players! PDF LINK BELOW player-data_managing-technology-and-innovation
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana is setting up a training camp to prepare out-of-contract players for their next opportunity, as the new-season arrives. This program is supported by the PFAG Foundation. Several players will, possibly, find themselves unemployed at the end of the 2021/22 season. In their way of assisting the players, PFAG is
The non-elective Congress of the Division Africa the International Federation of Professional Footballers (FIFPRO) ended successfully in Ghana,Tuesday, 27th July 2021. Led by the General Secretary of the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana, Anthony Baffoe, the Congress was attended by 13 union members held at the Golden Tulip hotel in Accra.The Congress discussed many
The non-elective congress will be attended by 13 member unions from Africa. The congress will be at Golden Tulip Hotel in Accra, Ghana at 9:30am. The Professional Footballers Association (PFAG) will be represented by its General Secretary, Anthony Baffoe, Deputy General Secretary Solomon Torson and Head of Player Relations, Yussif Chibsah. The mini congress
The General Secretary of the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana, Anthony Baffoe, has added his voice to calls for greater efforts at eliminating hooliganism from the domestic football domain. Mr. Baffoe, who until recently served as Confederation of African Football (CAF) Deputy General Secretary, made the call at a stakeholders’ forum organized by the
FIFPRO Africa welcomes the decision by the Ghanaian Football Association to share the total funds assigned by FIFA and the CAF, amounting to 1.8 million dollars, among the various parties and partners in national football, including the professional footballers’ association (PFAG). The two authorities allocated the funds within the framework of the financial aid granted
FIFPRO’s affiliated member player association in Switzerland (SAFP) has drawn up the following advice to players, clubs and leagues on hygiene measures to limit the spread of Coronavirus; we are sharing this advice with player associations around the world. Do not drink from the same water bottle during the game or training, but always use