The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has joined in with the international players union FIFPRO’s stance to throw it’s total support behing ex-Camerounian star and current SYNAFOC President Geremi Njitap (and his GS) who have received a totally unjustified 5-year ban from the Cameroun Football Federation. The PFAG condemns this in no uncertain
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana ( PFAG) is deeply saddened by the death of Asante Kotoko supporter Francis Yaw Frimpong popularly known as ‘Pooley” which sad event happened during the Asante Kotoko game against Nsoatreman at Nsoatre. On the commemoration of the one week observation of his tragic passing, the PFAG acknowledges the steps
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana, PFAG has noted with deep sorrow reports of the untimely death of former Bechem United player, Peter Essien. The unfortunate news of Essien’s demise broke in the late hours of Thursday 13th February 2025. The talented player made a name for himself as a member of the national Under-17 men’s
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has condemned in no uncertain terms the purported acts of hooliganism and lawlessness that characterised the Ghana Premier League Week 19 clash between Nsoatreman FC and Kumasi Asante Kotoko on Sunday 2nd February, 2025. The unacceptable and tragic events at the Nana Kronamansah Park, which reportedly led to
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has extended its well wishes to the Black Queens as the national women’s football team crosses swords with Guinea later today. The Black Queens will engage in their first encounter on the journey to the next Olympic Games slated for Paris in 2024, with a battle against
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has expressed its delight at the double dose of recognition duly accorded to Black Princesses skipper Evelyn Badu at the 2022 CAF Awards Ceremony in Morocco. Badu, who wowed all and sundry at last year’s inaugural CAF Women’s Champions League Tournament was crowned the Continent’s Best Inter-Club
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The 2020/21 Ghana Women’s Premier League entered match day two with all 16 teams geared up for action in the Northern and Southern Zones. Berry Ladies under Black Queens trainer, coach Mercy Tagoe continued in excellent form in the Southern Zone whilst Ashtown Ladies in the Northern are yet to pick up a point. On
Ghana’s Black Queens and EDF Logrono midfielder, Grace Asantewaa has made some donations to the Children’s Wards of the Atebubu Municipal Hospital through her charity outfit, the Grace Asantewaa Foundation as part of activities to mark the festive season. This is the first outreach program of the foundation since its inception in November 2020. She
Ghana Black Queens forward Samira Suleman has been rewarded for her wonderful performance by her club, Sindri Football Club in the Icelandic league as she made it into the League’s Best XI at end of the season. She picked two awards at her club’s end of the season awards. She was voted as the club’s