The Players Union, the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) on Thursday 14 June 2018 met with the captains of the various Premier League Clubs and a representative of the female league to discuss the position of the PFAG as per our earlier discussion with FIFPRO the World Players Union. Discussed among other things
Ghana Black Stars striker, Jordan Ayew was the toast of all Swans, as he picked up three top awards at this year’s Swansea City FC end of year gala awards night. The 26-year striker is a key figure in his team’s survival battle under manager Carlos Carvalhal. At the recently held awards night
Ghanaians wait in anticipation of what is without a doubt the most competitive football clash of the past few decades; the match between Kumasi Asante Kotoko and Accra Heart of Oak. As we all await the highly anticipated match, the PFAG would like to wish both teams the best in the game. As always, we
As part of our ongoing drive to show our unwavering support and solidarity with all members of the Association, the PFAG has paid familiarization visits to some clubs taking part in this season’s top flight football leagues in Ghana. This latest show of support is the first of several key events planned by the
PFAG is very happy with the start of the Premier League and Division One League. We commend the GFA for the start and major changes made in the new season and in keeping with best practices for today’s modern trends of the industry. We also want to acknowledge the role of the PLB, and all
After an off-season of uncertainty and protracted delays, the Ghana Premier League is officially back!! With all eyes fixed on the 16 competing teams, this year’s campaign promises to be action packed and full of excitement. Reigning champions Aduana Stars will look to secure a second straight premiership crown, but will be wary of
Ghana’s glorious Black Queens have won the maiden WAFU Zone B Women’s Cup of Nations, after pipping host nation Cote d’Ivoire by a goal to nil in the grand finale on Saturday evening. The Queens, who had earlier in the competition lost to the Ivorians by a similar score line before overrunning all other competitors,
Egyptian wing wizard Mohammed Salah has been crowned CAF African Player of the year at a beautiful night of glitz and glamour in Accra. The 25-year-old Liverpool forward emerged as worthy winner of Africa’s topmost individual football honour, beating out his Senegalese teammate Sadio Mane and Dortmund’s Gabonese striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Sallah has enjoyed a
Ghanaian football great, Ibrahim Sunday, has urged all professional footballers plying their trade in the country to become members of the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG). The ex-Asante Kotoko playmaker made this rallying call moments after receiving the CAF African Legends award at the recently held Aiteo CAF Awards Night at the Accra International