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
Glory chasing Accra Hearts of Oak SC beat the deadline to secure the former Accra Lions captain at 11:57pm, with the deal finalized minutes before the window closed. The Phobians have completed the signing of midfielder Dominic Nsobila on a two-year deal. Nsobila, 23, returns to the Ghana Premier League after a stint in the
Former Hearts of Oak and Ghana U-23 goalkeeper Richmond Ayi has opened up on his painful exit from the Phobians, admitting that his former club expected more from him despite the challenges he faced during his time in Accra. In an exclusive interview with LinusNartey TV, Ayi reflected on his journey from Kintampo to Accra,
Ghanaian football is set for another major preseason attraction as the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) brings together four of the country’s leading clubs for the GHALCA Top 4 Tournament 2026, scheduled to take place from August 26 to 30, 2026 at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium in Legon. The tournament will feature Medeama
Hearts of Oak missed out on their first piece of silverware of the 2026/27 season after suffering a narrow 1 0 defeat to Port City FC in the final of the Accra City Invitational Tournament. The Phobians appeared set to take the contest into the closing stages without conceding, but Port City delivered the decisive
Anane joins the Phobians after previous spells with Heart of Lions and Legon Cities FC, bringing domestic experience and an international chapter in Albania to the Accra based side. The goalkeeper also featured for FK Apolonia Fier in the Albanian league, adding overseas experience to his profile. His arrival comes as Hearts of Oak prepare
For 18 Ghana Premier League clubs, the 2026/27 season is beginning with an unusual advantage. Before a single competitive ball is kicked, every club has been promised GH¢1 million in financial support. Yet the most intriguing part of the Ghana Football Association’s latest financial package may not be the money awaiting the eventual champions. It
Veteran football administrator and King Faisal bankroller Alhaji Karim Gruzah has criticised the conduct of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Congress, expressing frustration over what he described as the failure to give football administrators the opportunity to speak during the gathering. Speaking on Accra-based Asempa FM, the former Black Stars management committee member questioned
