Pep Guardiola has chosen Bernardo Silva as Manchester City’s new captain ahead of what the Portuguese midfielder has admitted could be his last season at the club.
Guardiola usually lets players and staff vote on who should be captain, but has decided to appoint Silva — and vice-captains Rúben Dias, Rodri and Erling Haaland — himself for the first time.
It could be Silva’s last season...
Ghana defender Baba Rahman has clarified that he has not retired from international football despite his long absence from the Black Stars.
The former Chelsea left back has been out of the senior national team since November 2023 after he was subjected to boos by fans during the last round of games of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against the Central African...
Teenager Joao Fonseca beat American Learner Tien to be crowned the second-youngest winner of the Next Gen ATP Finals title.
The 18-year-old Brazilian, who was...
The CAF Executive Committee (EXCO) has approved the 2025 competition calendar and announced that the final draw for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON)...
Former Uruguay national team captain Diego Forlan, scorer of fantastic freekick against Ghana at 2010 World Cup is now a professional tennis player.
In his...
Great Britain's Emma Raducanu moved through to the quarter-finals at the Korea Open by beating China's Yue Yuan in straight sets.
Raducanu, 21, seized control...
Two Ghana Tennis Federation wheelchair tennis junior players Emmanuel Amobire and Henry Adjapong, led by Coach Philip Plange left the Kotoka International Airport Accra...
Ghanaian US-based Tennis player Herman Abban and his Herman Abban Foundation were in the Cape Coast municipality over the weekend to donate and spend...
Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz won the French Open title many thought he was destined to claim by edging a scrappy five-set final against Germany’s Alexander...
In a remarkable move aimed at advancing sports development in Ghana, Bergins Outreach has launched a pioneering initiative to bolster tennis clubs across the...
