11:23am – Asante Kotoko assistant coach Johnson Smith is expected to take charge of his side's replay of the President Cup against Hearts of Oak which will come off on Sunday, December 15. Newly-appointed coach Maxwell Konadu will not be on the bench on the day as he has been given time to prepare before he officially takes over.
11:30 am – Asante Kotoko forward Augustine Okrah expressed his ecstasy following the appointment of Maxwell Konadu as head coach of the club.
2:15 pm – Berekum Chelsea have won the Ghana Premier League once and are already planning to have a better campaign next season. In doing so, they have announced the signing of teenager Kwesi Sefah Biney from division one club Wamanafo Mighty Royals on a 3-year permanent deal.
2:36 pm – Also,Ibrahim Danlad has also joined the Blues on a season-long loan deal after extending his contract with Asante Kotoko by four more years. The Under-20 safest-pair-of-hands has agreed a deal in principle to switch camp to Berekum Chelsea till the end of the season.
3:00 pm – Former Accra Hearts of Oak and Horoya AC forward Patrick Razak has emerged as a shock target for Asante Kotoko new coach Maxwell Konadu as he seeks to augment his squad before the commencement of the new league season. The newly-appointed coach also eyes Ashantigold SC midfielder Latif Anabila according to reports.
3:30 pm –The Ghana Football Association (GFA) will hold an Ordinary Congress on Thursday 19th December 2019 at Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence, Prampram according to the website of the football governing body. This will be the maiden congress under the leadership of Kurt Okraku.
The agenda for the ordinary Congress includes:
1: Appointment of Independent Committees members for a 4-year mandate as required by the GFA Statutes: Ethics Committee, Disciplinary Committee, Appeals Committee, Elections Committee.
2: Election of final member from the Regional Football Association (RFA) between Central regional RFA chairman, Robert Duncan and the Upper East RFA chairman, Salifu Zida.
4:30 pm – Elsewhere, the National Chapters Committee (NCC) of Hearts of Oak have decided to boycott the upcoming President’s Cup match against archrivals Asante Kotoko, following the usage unsavoury language by club CEO Frederick Moore during a meeting on Monday. The NCC have also officially petitioned the board to take the appropriate action against Moore and called for his immediate resignation
Spokesperson of the NCC, Kobby Jones, who spoke to Kumasi-based Fox FM. “If, as supporters leaders, we have come to meet with you, no matter the situation, the choice of words must be of decorum. He used some words like we are uncultured, we are uncivilized, we are rude,” he said.
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