Players from 23 African countries are set to feature in this season’s UEFA Champions League, highlighting the continent’s growing influence in European club football. Morocco leads the representation with 11 players, followed by Senegal with 10 and Nigeria with nine. Ivory Coast has eight players in the competition, while Algeria has six and
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has been crowned the 2026 PFA Men’s Players’ Player of the Year at the 53rd annual PFA Awards held at The Opera House in Manchester on Tuesday, August 25, 2026. The Portuguese midfielder saw off competition from Arsenal’s title-winning trio Declan Rice, David Raya and Gabriel Magalhães, and Manchester City
Kwasi Sibo has hit the jackpot. From earning €830,000 a year at Real Oviedo, the Ghana international is set to earn a whopping $5 million annually after completing a shock move to Libyan champions Al-Swehly in a deal worth $10 million over two years. The 28-year-old defensive midfielder, who left Oviedo as a free
Antoine Semenyo has officially struck gold. The Ghana forward has been named in the 2025/26 PFA Premier League Team of the Year, becoming the first Ghanaian in history to make the prestigious XI voted for by his fellow professionals. It is the ultimate reward for a season that had everything. Semenyo began the campaign
The European season is back, and with it comes the ritual Ghanaian football fans have come to know well, scanning fixture lists for the next Black Star making his mark on the continent. This weekend does not ease anyone in gently. It opens with arguably the standout fixture of the entire round. Caleb Yirenkyi and
Ghanaian youngster David Oduro is reportedly set to leave Barcelona on a permanent transfer before the close of the current transfer window. The 20-year-old left-back, who has been part of Barça Atlètic is attracting strong interest from England, with Aston Villa understood to be in advanced negotiations to secure his services. According to
KRC Genk Head of Football, Dimitri De Conde has welcomed Ghanaian forward Jerry Afriyie to the Belgian Club, describing the young player as a valuable addition to the squad. Afriyie has signed a fiver year contract with Genk after completing his move from Saudi Pro League side Al-Qadsiah. The transfer sees the Black Stars forward
