Berekum Chelsea will play their home games at the Nana Agyemang-Badu I Sports Stadium in Dormaa after the Ghana Football Association’s (GFA) Club Licensing Committee rejected the Golden City Park.Berekum Chelsea will co-share the venue with Aduana FC and will host Accra Lions there on Sunday.The GFA’s decision was based on safety concerns, poor pitch conditions, and inadequate maintenance. The deteriorating state of the Berekum-based facility has been a long-standing issue, with visiting teams frequently raising concerns about the substandard pitch and security risks.With the Ghana Premier League resuming on March 7, Berekum Chelsea must either renovate Golden City Park to meet licensing standards or continue using an alternative venue.The rejection reinforces the GFA’s strict enforcement of the Enhanced Matchday Safety and Security Protocols 2025, aimed at improving match venues across the country.

Berekum Chelsea’s Golden City Park has been rejected by the GFA Club Licensing Committee, with club sources confirming to Ghanasoccernet.com that the decision was based on safety concerns, poor pitch conditions, and inadequate maintenance.The rejection does not come as a surprise, as the deteriorating state of the facility in Berekum has been a long-standing issue.Several clubs have raised concerns after playing away matches there, citing the substandard pitch and lack of proper safety measures for both players and fans.With the Ghana Premier League set to resume on March 7, Berekum Chelsea must now either renovate the facility to meet licensing requirements or secure an alternative venue for their home matches.The rejection is another clear indication of the GFA’s strict enforcement of the Enhanced Matchday Safety and Security Protocols 2025, aimed at improving match venues across the country.

Berekum Chelsea coach Samuel Boadu has joined the masses to kick against hooliganism in Ghana football ahead of the return of the domestic top-flight.His comment comes on the back of recent violent incident in Nsoatre, where a devoted Asante Kotoko fans (Nana Pooley) tragically lost his life, leading to the suspension of the Ghana Premier League.On Wednesday morning, the Ghana Football Association announced the Premier League will resume on March 6, 2025.The resumption of the Ghanaian top-flight is subject to the safety and security assurance inspection of all venues currently being undertaken by the Ghana FA and the Ministry for Sports and Recreation.And speaking in an interview, the former Premier League winner condemned hooliganism while urging referees to up their game.“Hooliganism is an awful act, which shouldn’t be entertained at match centres. And for this reason we need the military to assist in fighting hooliganism. Hooliganism can happen no matter the number of military personal deployed for a particular match. It’s all bounds down to officiating. Poor officiating could bring chaos.“I urge that we come together and make our game a beautiful one so there won’t be a repeat of the unpleasant incident which...

Former Asante Kotoko midfielder Mudasiru Salifu has signed with Uzbek club Mash'al Mubarek, a signing the club has celebrated while highlighting his experience in Europe.The duration of his contract was not disclosed in the club’s announcement on Tuesday.The 28-year-old Ghanaian central midfielder brings a wealth of international experience, having competed in various leagues worldwide.One of his standout achievements was playing in the UEFA Europa League with Moldova's Sheriff Tiraspol, with the club sharing a picture of him alongside Christian Eriksen.Mudassiru’s career has seen him represent several notable clubs. He began his professional journey at AS Tanda in the Ivory Coast before moving to Ghana to play for Berekum Chelsea and Asante Kotoko.His impressive performances earned him a move to Sheriff Tiraspol in Moldova, where he gained valuable European experience.He later returned to Ghana with Asante Kotoko before continuing his career in Saudi Arabia with Al-Batin in the Second Division and Al-Bukayriyah in the First Division.Mash’al FC expressed excitement about the new signing, stating that Mudassiru’s leadership qualities and international pedigree are expected to significantly strengthen their midfield.

Ghana Premier League outfit, Berekum Chelsea have announced the transfer of defender Daniel Asiedu to Swiss powerhouse FC Basel.The 20-year-old defender joins Basel on a permanent deal and is expected to continue his development at the club.He signed a contract that will keep the enterprising defender at the club until 2026 with an option to extend. Asiedu completed his trial in early 2024, but his move delayed after picking up an anterior cruciate ligament injury.“We are pleased to inform you that our defender, Daniel Asiedu, has joined the Swiss giant, FC Basel,” a statement from the club reads.The talented defender's remarkable performance in the Ghana Premier League caught the attention of Basel, earning him a significant move to the Swiss top division.He becomes the latest Berekum Chelsea player to join Basel after midfielder Emmanuel Essiam, who joined the club in 2021/22 season.Asiedu's  transfer marks a significant step in his career, providing him with an opportunity to compete at the highest level in European football.FC Basel, one of Switzerland’s most decorated clubs, has a strong reputation for developing talent and competing at the highest levels of European football.With this move, the young...

Swiss giants, FC Basel have completed the signing of Ghanaian defender Daniel Theophilus Asiedu.The club announced the acquisition of the youngster in an official statement on Monday, February 17.Daniel Asiedu, 20, has signed from Ghana Premier League side Berekum Chelsea and is expected to augment the squad of the Swiss outfit.“FC Basel 1893 is strengthening its defense with Daniel Theophilus Asiedu. The 20-year-old Ghanaian is joining from Berekum Chelsea FC and has signed a contract until summer 2026 with an option for a further three years.“The left-footed central defender completed his football training at Berekum Chelsea FC, the club from which Jonas Adjetey and Emanuel Essiam also moved to FCB. Asiedu is a U-national player and has already made several appearances for Ghana's U17 and U20 teams,” the club announced.Daniel Theophilus Asiedu’s move to FC Basel was delayed in January 2024 after an old cruciate ligament tear was discovered.At the time, he had completed a trial training session and was primed to sign a contract.He subsequently operated on in Basel and is now close to a full recovery.FC Basel has signed the defender, demonstrating their belief in the abilities of the youngster....

Karela United have announced the signing of defender Bismark Osei Owusu. The versatile defender joins the Tamle-based outfit from lower-tier side Chase FC for the rest of the season.Osei Owusu made his debut in the matchday 19 win against Berekum Chelsea and will be hoping to help the Red and Green survive the drop."Bismark Osei Owusu is a central defender who can play as right back. Bismark has already made his debut in our last victory over Berekum Chelsea and joined us from Tema based side Chase FC. He's young but versatile and good passer of the ball. Welcome to the Pride and Passion Family," wrote Karela, announcing his signing.Karela United, now guided by Ghana Premier League winning coach Nurudeen Amadu, endured a tough first half to the season.The club has made new additions to the team, including the signing of experienced defender, Mohammed Yussif Nurudeen, to help them beat the drop.

Karela United secured a vital 2-1 victory over Berekum Chelsea at the Naa Sheriga Sports Centre in Nalerigu, a result that provided a much-needed boost despite the side remaining in the relegation zone.The breakthrough came early in the match when Alhassan Adamu opened the scoring in the 12th minute. His early strike set the tone for a determined Karela performance as they sought to end their frustrating four-game losing streak.Adamu struck again in the 48th minute, doubling Karela’s lead just before halftime. The decisive goal sent a clear message about Karela’s intent and desire to turn their fortunes around.However, Berekum Chelsea managed to claw back a consolation goal in the 80th minute, briefly lighting up the game and halting Karela’s momentum.Despite the late goal, Chelsea’s win was not enough to continue their impressive form, as their winning run—comprising victories in their last two outings—was now halted.Looking ahead, Karela United will travel to face Accra Lions, seeking further improvement and crucial points, while Berekum Chelsea prepares to take on Nsoatreman in their next fixture.

Nsoatreman weathered a fierce battle against league leaders Asante Kotoko at Nana Konamansah Park, ending Kotoko’s seven-game unbeaten streak.The match, marked by a red card incident and fan disruption, culminated in a crucial Nsoatreman goal securing their victory.Asante Kotoko's unbeaten streak ended, dropping them from the top, while Nsoatreman earned a point, inching away from relegation. Upcoming fixtures include Kotoko versus Young Apostles and Nsoatreman against Berekum Chelsea.Nsoatreman secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over league leaders Asante Kotoko in a match that promised intensity and delivered controversy at Nana Konamansah Park in Nsuatre. The game, marked by both tactical discipline and on-field disruptions, saw Kotoko’s winning run come to an abrupt halt.The match began with high tempo from both sides, as each team sought to impose their style. However, tension quickly escalated, and a scuffle erupted that resulted in a flurry of red cards.Kotoko saw two key players—Justice Blay and Mohammed Camara—sent off, while Nsoatreman’s Stephen Diyuo also received a dismissal.The situation was further compounded by fan disturbances, as objects were thrown onto the pitch, raising concerns about potential sanctions.Amid the chaos, substitute Gabriel Bonnah made an immediate impact, scoring just 40 seconds...