Libyan club Al Ahly Benghazi has terminated the contract of Ghanaian striker Albert Amoah, just three months after signing him from Asante Kotoko.

The club is offering Amoah $30,000 in compensation, equivalent to three months of his salary.

The decision comes as a surprise, given Amoah’s promising start at Kotoko, where he scored five goals across all competitions in the ongoing season.

Amoah, joined Al Ahly Benghazi with high expectations, but his stint in Libya has been cut short, following slow performance.

He has since returned to Kotoko on loan for the remainder of the season and has already scored a goal on his return.

The termination adds to a growing list of Ghanaian players experiencing short-lived tenures abroad, highlighting the challenges of adapting to new leagues and environments.

Amoah is now expected to make a decision to either make his stay at Kototo or will move out of the club after his loan spell at the end of the season.

England-born Ghanaian forward has sealed a full-time switch to Luton Town in the English League one.

The English club confirmed the deal at the end of the winter window on Friday.

The deal was made permanent, following his successful loan spell with the club as his performance catch the eyes of the club’s technical team.

“We are excited to confirm that Luton Town Football Club has triggered its option to transfer Gideon Kodua from West Ham on a permanent basis, subject to EFL approval.

“Everyone at the Club will be buoyed by this news ahead of Saturday’s home game with Bradford City, which kicks off at 12:31pm as part of the British Heart Foundation’s ‘Every Minute Matters’ campaign.”

Kodua had been on the club’s radar after showing promise during his time away from West Ham.

The 21-year-old agreement brings stability and a clearer route to consistent first-team opportunities.

Gideon made 24 appearances and scored nine goals, providing four assists during his loan spell at the English League One side.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has backed the decision to appoint additional coaches to beef up the Black Stars technical team ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Henry, says the move is aimed at strengthening the team’s competitiveness and ensuring improvement in preparation towards the tournament in June.

“The criticism is unfortunate. This is not about increasing the headcount, but about ensuring we put forward the very best to compete at the highest level,”speaking to Kumasi based Akoma FM.

“When you compare the coaches we have assembled with those of other countries, ours are even fewer in number.” he added.

“Our goal at the World Cup is to make an impact, and we can only achieve that with the best expertise guiding us. We believe these coaches will take us where we want to be,”

The GFA is confident that the expansion of the technical team will improve the performance of the Black Stars at the highest level of international football.