Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams has confirmed that the 2026 FIFA World Cup budget will be announced to the public before the tournament.

The Black Stars will be representing Ghana at the World Stage for the fifth time since making their debut in Germany 2006.

Minister speaking to Accra based media house Asempa fm says there will be nothing hiding from Ghanaians and he will make sure everything about the budget known to the public.

“We will make the World Cup budget public, nothing will be hidden. The government does not intend to profit, this is about giving Ghana what it deserves.

“The fund we will raise determines the number of fans we take to the World Cup.” He added.

The Black Stars are in group L alongside Panama, England and Croatia.

Ghana will start it Campaign as follows

June 17: Ghana vs. Panama at BMO Field, Toronto (7:00pm ET)

June 23: England vs. Ghana at Boston Stadium (4:00pm ET)

June 27: Croatia vs. Ghana at Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia (5:00pm ET

Ghanaian midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi have rejected an €18M offer from unnamed English Premier League Club on transfer deadline date.

The decision is said to be driven by his desire to secure regular playing time and boost his chances of making Black Stars squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, according to Viaplay.

The 20-year-old FC Nordsjaelland standout had reportedly attracted an €18 million offer just before the transfer window closed.

Nordsjaelland Sporting Director Alexander Riget admitted the offer was significant but stressed the club’s belief in the player’s value.

“It’s clear that 18 million euros is a lot of money, but if you believe the player is worth more, it’s easy enough to say no. Riget told Viaplay media.

His choice reflects a focus on regular playing time rather than an immediate high-profile move.

The Premier League team involved has not been revealed, but the sizeable offer highlights Yirenkyi’s growing reputation in European football.

The Black Stars midfielder has made 39 appearances for Nordsjaelland this season, scoring three goals and setting up six assists, and is contracted to the club until 2030.

Central Region RFA Chairman Visits Ankaful Maximum Security Prisons ahead of the Inmates League

Central Regional Football Association Chairman Mr. Robert Otieku Duncan has visited Cape Coast Ankaful Maximum Security Prisons ahead of their League games

The second round of the Ankaful Maximum Security Prison Inmates League got underway on Monday with an exciting encounter that saw Block D3 secure a 3-1 victory over Block C2.

Block D3 made a bright start to the contest, opening the scoring in the 4th minute through Emmanuel Asare, who capitalised on early pressure to give his side the lead.

Block C2 responded strongly and drew level in the 29th minute, with Alex Obeng finding the back of the net just a minute before the end of the first half.

After the break, Block D3 stepped up their intensity and regained control of the match. Charles Boakye restored the lead in the 43rd minute, before Alex Obeng completed the scoring in the 48th minute, sealing a 3-1 win for D3.

The match also formed part of activities surrounding the official launch of the league, which is aimed at promoting discipline, teamwork and rehabilitation among inmates through football.Sports league merchandise

At the launch, the Central Regional Chairman of the Football Association pledged his support for the initiative and inaugurated a new Inmates Football Executive to serve for the 2025–2027 term.

The Central Regional Commander of Prisons, Deputy Director of Prisons (DDP), advised inmates to take lessons from the league and use the platform for personal development, while assuring them of the continued backing of the Director-General of the Ghana Prisons Service.

The Ankaful Inmates League is expected to continue in the coming weeks as various blocks battle for honours in the competition.