Jérémy Doku’s rise has reignited comparisons with Eden Hazard but while his dribbling and speed match the legend, he still needs more decisive output and top-level consistency to truly become Belgium’s greatest.
Antony turned down a bumper offer from Bayern even after a personal plea from Vincent Kompany choosing instead to honour his commitment to Real Betis, a place where he says he’s truly happy.
Carlo Ancelotti is keeping Neymar on Brazil’s 2026 World Cup radar but the superstar has just six months to prove he’s fully fit and in form, with Ancelotti demanding performance over name.
In a week’s time, two of world football’s brightest teenagers Lamine Yamal and Chelsea’s Estêvão will face off, signaling more than just a match: a generational showdown between Europe’s finest and Brazil’s next superstar
Donald Trump once called Cristiano Ronaldo “the greatest player” during a White House meeting with Portugal’s president a bold endorsement that fueled the GOAT debate, even as Trump later named Pelé as his all-time favorite.
“Sports teach discipline, teamwork, and resilience—the same values we need in life and learning,” – Mr. George Konadu, Bodomase SISO.
Manchester City put on a clinical display to beat Borussia Dortmund 4–1 in the Champions League, powered by Foden’s brace, Haaland’s return goal, and a late finish from Cherki.
In a wild night in Bruges, Barcelona twice came from behind and survived a defensive collapse to draw 3–3 with Club Brugge in a pulsating Champions League showdown. Lamine Yamal was the hero, and Barça’s shaky backline faces renewed scrutiny.
David Beckham was knighted by King Charles III at Windsor Castle in a heartfelt ceremony recognizing his sports achievements and decades of charitable work of a milestone he calls his most meaningful yet.
Veteran tactician Luciano Spalletti is close to sealing a return to Serie A’s top flight as Juventus manager in a short-term contract with a big-stakes extension hinging on Champions League success
Luis Enrique once tried to recruit a young Messi to play for Spain but the Argentine prodigy politely declined, confessing that his dream was to win for his homeland
For the first time in nearly ten years, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City all lost in the same Premier League game week a rare collapse not seen since December 2015. Their simultaneous stumbles could be more than coincidence, signaling cracks at the summit as the 2025–26 season unfolds.
Arsenal and Bukayo Saka are closing in on a lucrative contract renewal, with salary talks reportedly centred around £250,000–£300,000 per week. All parties are aligned, signaling the club’s commitment to making him a foundational figure for the long term.
Asante Kotoko has confirmed the sale of their star striker Albert Amoah to Libyan side Al Ahly Benghazi in a $200,000 deal, as the club grapples with mounting financial strains.
Ghana qualify to 2026 FIFA World Cup in USA
Erling Haaland sits just six goals shy of 100 Premier League strikes, having netted 94 in only 104 games. Already holder of the record for most goals in a player’s first 100 appearances, his blistering form this season makes him a strong candidate to become the fastest ever to hit the century mark.
Gareth Bale reflects on his LAFC journey, admitting he wishes he had joined MLS earlier while highlighting salary limitations that prevent the league from drawing top talent. Despite the challenges, he fondly remembers the lifestyle, the cities, and clinching an MLS Cup before retirement.
José Mourinho declared that Portugal, with Cristiano Ronaldo at its helm, carries a “great chance” to win the World Cup, while hinting that managing his national side in the tournament could be his future destiny.
Arsenal have upgraded David Raya’s wage under a discreet new agreement without extending his contract, which still runs until 2028. This strategic reward reflects Raya’s growing importance to the club and a philosophy of recognising performance quietly yet decisively
Harry Kane has been named Bundesliga Player of the Month for September 2025 after netting 7 goals and providing 1 assist in three matches. The award highlights not just his form but his growing legacy in Germany’s top flight
In successive matches, Nuno Mendes has not only silenced Lamine Yamal’s flair but earned back-to-back MOTM honors, underlining his ascendance as a modern left-back powerhouse.
This victory is more than a football triumph — it is Ghana’s flag flying high on the world stage, powered by the discipline and determination of our students.”-UCC
The University for Development Studies (UDS) from Ghana has won the FISU World Cup in China
The University for Development Studies (UDS) from Ghana has qualified for the final of the FISU Men’s World Cup for the first time in history. UDS will take on defending champions Paulista University of Brazil on Sunday, September 28
Ghana’s boxing community is in shock following the reported death of Ernest “Bahubali” Akushey just days after a knockout loss, reigniting urgent calls for improved fighter safety and medical oversight
President John Dramani Mahama has thrown his weight behind Asante Kotoko ahead of their CAF Confederation Cup tie, urging the Porcupine Warriors to represent Ghana with pride as they face Nigerian side Kwara United in a high-stakes continental showdown.
Marcus Rashford has seized the spotlight, bagging a brace in Barcelona’s Champions League opener to defeat Newcastle United 2-1. His first goals for Barça in the competition earned him Player of the Week honours, sparking praise from coach and teammates alike, and offering a reminder that he is back on form.
Erling Haaland has stormed into Manchester derby history, equalling Wayne Rooney’s and Sergio Agüero’s record of eight Premier League goals in the fixture despite far fewer games. His latest brace against United at Old Trafford underlines how quickly he’s raised the bar.
Under intense pressure and harsh criticism, Rúben Amorim admits he is experiencing more suffering than even the most fervent Manchester United supporters. Though results have been rocky, the Portuguese boss insists the turbulence is a price worth paying as his overhaul takes shape.
Rúben Amorim has dismissed any likeness to Pep Guardiola, emphasizing that life at Manchester United demands daily proof. With victories few and expectations enormous, he insists comparing his early spell with Guardiola’s record is unfair and says his job is to earn respect one game at a time.
As Mats Hummels bows out after 18 years, tributes flood in from Germany to Dortmund and beyond saluting a defender whose leadership and football genius defined a generation.
