Tag: michael essien
Former Ghana star Michael Essien Pleased with Black Stars win over...
Former Ghana star Michael Essien has shown his contentment following Black Stars win over Angola on Thursday evening.
The Ghana legend has applauded the team...
‘So Proud of you guys, you did your best’ – Ghana...
Ghana legend Michael Essien says he's proud of the Black Stars players for a spirited fight at the 2022 FIFA World Cup tournament in...
Man Utd legend Rio Ferdinand names Ghana’s Michael Essien among top...
Manchester United FC legend, Rio Ferdinand has named Ghana legend Michael Essien among the top 5 African Players to grace the English Premier League.
The...
GUNNING FOR GHANA?: Ghanaians Have Little Love Left for Arsenal
Arsenal visit Manchester City on Saturday, and for the first time in five Premier League trips to Eastlands, they'd be looking to avoid defeat.
Their...
BIG MONEY, GREAT VALUE: Partey Would Make All the Difference for...
In the end, Arsenal got their man.
It took some feet-dragging, some deadline-day scampering, some cobbling together of cash, and some steely resolve to get...
Trailblazing Essien Looks To Break New Ground
Fifteen years since he joined Chelsea from French club Olympique Lyon, Michael Essien still stands as a milestone in the timeline of Ghanaian football.
The...
OFFICIAL: Michael Essien named coach of FC Nordsjaelland
Former Black Stars midfielder, Michael Essien has been named as one of the coaching staff for Denmark Superligaen side FC Nordsjaelland.
The announcement comes after...
03.09.2011: The Day Sly Tetteh, And the Soul of Ghana Football,...
It's not so straightforward to identify exactly when Ghana's 21st Century run as a force in international football started, and when it started to...
YEBOAH’S LEEDS: Ghana’s First Love Returns to the Premier League
Not qualifying for the 2020/21 Uefa Champions League would only be the third worst thing to happen to Manchester United this season. Archrivals Liverpool...
THE BREAKDOWN: Africa’s Premier League Winners
With Liverpool securing a maiden Premier League title last Thursday, the Merseyside-based trio of Sadio Mane (Senegal), Mohamed Salah (Egypt), and Naby Keita (Guinea)...
