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
Ghana international Patrick Twumasi scooped double awards at Astana’s end of season awards night. The forward won both the best player accolade and the goal of the season award. Twumasi, 23, was outstanding for the Kazakh Champions as he scored 13 goals at the end of the season to finish as the Club’s second
Black Stars deputy skipper Asamoah Gyan, his assistant Andre Ayew have lauded the appointment of former Ghana international Tony Baffoe as the new Deputy General Secretary of CAF. The Ghanaian was appointed on Thursday to assist Amr Fahmy from Egypt who is the main General Secretary of Africa football ruling body to discharge his duties.
The General Secretary of the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana, Anthony Baffoe, has been appointed CAF Deputy General Secretary in-charge of Football and Development. The former Ghana international will work under Egyptian Amr Fahmy, who has been appointed General Secretary. Also appointed for the day-to-day administration of football on the continent is Essadik Alaoui
The PFAG is urging the Black Stars not to relent but go all out in the final match of the World Cup qualifiers against Egypt in Cape Coast today. “There is still much to play for and despite not qualifying for the World Cup in Russia,excelling in this match will leave good memories in the
FIFA and FIFPro have today concluded a wide-ranging six-year cooperation agreement to strengthen relationships between the two organisations and improve the governance of professional football worldwide. Additionally, an accord has been reached between FIFA, FIFPro, the European Club Association and the World Leagues Forum under the umbrella of FIFA’s newly formed Football Stakeholders Committee,
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) sends a message of encouragement to the entire playing body and management team of the Ghana Black Starlets for their participation at the FIFA U-17 World Cup, India 2017. Despite a promising campaign, the Starlets were unable to advance beyond the quarter final stage of the competition, after
The Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG) wishes to extend its best wishes to the playing body and the management team of the Ghana Black Starlets as they begin their quest for glory at the FIFA U-17 World Cup, India 2017. The PFAG firmly believes that the excellent showing of our Starlets at the African
Ghana’s Black Stars beat their arch-rivals The Super Eagles of Nigeria 4-1 in the final of the WAFU Cup of Nations to emerge as champions. Nigeria, headed into the final on a high after their group game win against Ghana earlier in the tournament, and haven not conceded a goal in five outings leading up to