Audio By Carbonatix
The transfer window for the 2021/22 football season opened on the midnight of Monday, August 9, 2021 for Premier League, Division One and Women’s Premier League clubs.
The opening up of the transfer window is in accordance with the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Regulations which makes provisions for the opening of registration before commencement of the football season.
The window is expected to close on the midnight of Saturday, October 9, 2021. It must be noted that the football calendar (normally July 1 to June 30) was affected by COVID-19 and the Association is taking steps to realign the calendar.
All participating clubs in the Premier League, Women’s Premier League, the Division One Leagues are expected to complete their signings before this deadline.
The registration date for all Regional Football Association League clubs will be announced later by the GFA.
Latest Stories
-
GES recommends reposting Obuasi SHTS headmaster after August 2026 campus riot
36 seconds -
Rocky Dawuni celebrates King Ayisoba for taking traditional music global
13 minutes -
Ghana targets $5bn in annual economic gains from AI – Sam George
14 minutes -
From childhood dreams to future careers: Ecobank’s Big Pitch seeks to promote early savings and investment
17 minutes -
Public office demands make party work difficult for NDC appointees – Mahdi Gibril
18 minutes -
AI could deepen rural-urban inequality without better connectivity – Sam George
21 minutes -
One of six inmates who escaped from Konongo police cells rearrested
26 minutes -
Sam George cautions ministers against reading unverified AI-generated speeches
30 minutes -
Ghanaian entrepreneur Mary Nyamekye Asamoah wins Africa Travel 100 award
33 minutes -
Obuasi SHTS abuse: Sanction all officials who failed to act – Moving Masculinity
38 minutes -
Lucy Agyepong honoured for excellence in engineering education at maiden GAAS Women’s Awards
40 minutes -
Harriet Afia Konadu Asiedu
47 minutes -
AFCON 2027: Sports Minister ‘convinced’ Black Stars will qualify despite losing opening two games
49 minutes -
CUTS welcomes VAT collection on cross-border digital services, urges fair treatment of Distance Learning students on overseas programmes
53 minutes -
Leave the Chiefs and fix the Galamsey Problem: Dr Solomon Owusu Advises President Mahama
56 minutes