The Ghana Premier League has always thrived on homecomings, and the 2026/27 season is no different. Ahead of kickoff on September 4, clubs have turned to familiar faces – former champions, ex-academy gems and local heroes who left for stints abroad or struggled for game time – to add experience and instant connection with fans.
The 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season is set to kick off on Saturday, September 5, with an exciting Matchday 1 schedule featuring several intriguing encounters across the country. The opening round will begin with Vision FC hosting Young Apostles FC at the Nii Adjei Krakue II Sports Complex at 3:00pm on Saturday. Sunday will see
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced an enhanced reward package for the NASCO Man of the Match award in the Ghana Premier League, with outstanding performers set to receive an even more valuable prize this season. Under the new arrangement, every player adjudged the NASCO Man of the Match will receive a 32 inch
Former Asante Kotoko goalkeeper Frederick Asare is steadily making a name for himself in the South African league, with the Ghanaian shot-stopper emerging as one of Durban City’s most dependable performers between the posts. Asare has kept three clean sheets in his last five matches, a run that underlines his growing influence and growing confidence
Benjamin Asare of Accra Hearts of Oak SC is reportedly attracting growing interest from clubs outside Ghana, with his impressive performances between the posts putting the Ghanaian shot stopper on the radar of several international suitors. Sources indicate that clubs from the Saudi Pro League, Australia, Major League Soccer in the United States and Brazil
Medeama SC have started the 2026/27 season with silverware after defeating MTN FA Cup holders Nations FC 2-0 to lift the Champion of Champions trophy at the TNA Stadium in Tarkwa. The reigning Ghana Premier League champions produced a controlled performance on Sunday, August 30, to overcome Nations FC and lay down an early
The 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season is already taking shape in the transfer market, with clubs across the country making significant moves to strengthen their squads. From established Premier League sides to newly promoted clubs, teams have been busy recruiting from the lower divisions, free agent market and overseas leagues as they prepare for another
Hearts of Oak have stepped up their squad restructuring ahead of the 2026/27 season, with the Phobians parting ways with seven players as the club continues to reshape its squad. The departures include goalkeeper Solomon Agbesi, central defender and defensive midfielder David Oppong Afranie, midfielder Theophilus Collinson, winger Stephen Appiah Asare, forward Mawuli Wayo, striker
Joseph Paintsil FC have officially announced former Hearts of Oak SC forward Prince Tagoe as the club’s new Sports Director, marking a new chapter in the club’s efforts to strengthen its sporting and football development structures. Tagoe brings considerable experience to the role, having enjoyed a distinguished playing career that included a spell with Ghanaian
The Phobians signal intent as rebuild continues under new technical direction Accra Hearts of Oak have once again shown their ambition to return to the summit of Ghanaian football with a massive recruitment drive ahead of the upcoming 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season and cup competitions. After a mixed 2024/25 campaign where the club finished
