Brands Manager of Nations FC, Kennedy Boakye Ansah, has named club defender, Razak Simpson, as arguably the best player in the ongoing 2024/25 Ghana Premier League season.Simpson has been a key figure for the side as they sit top of the pile with 54 points, with just four matches to end the season.His impressive performance earned him a call-up to the Black Stars during the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers and the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.“He [Razak Simpson] has proven that he is arguably the best player on the local scene, and once he was given an opportunity to play for the Black Stars, we all saw the stuff that he is made of," Boakye Ansah told Citi Sports.“We believe that being in the business of football, we should be able to develop talents not just for Nations FC, but we should be able to develop talents that will be extremely beneficial to our national team course," he added.Simpson is expected to lead his side when they face relegation-threatened Legon Cities at the Accra Sports Stadium on Monday in their Matchday 31 fixture.

Brands Manager of Nations Football Club, Kennedy Boakye Ansah, has praised the addition of striker, Faisal Charwetey.Since his arrival from lower division side, Akatsi All Stars FC, Charwetey has been sensational for the Abrankese-based side.He currently sit on the goal scorers chat with 11 goals with four matches to end the 2024/25 Ghana Premier League season.“Faisal [Charwetey] has been a great addition to our squad. We picked him from Akatsi All Stars in the Access Bank Division One League, and I must say he has been one of the unsung heroes for Nations FC. Faisal had an opportunity to play for the local Black Stars-Black Galaxies-unfortunately, he wasn’t selected for the two games against Nigeria [in the CHAN qualifiers playoffs], but that notwithstanding, he has kept his form and has scored 11 goals in the Ghana League,” Boakye Ansah told Citi Sports.Meanwhile, Nations FC, who sit to of the league log will hope to extend their lead when they travel to play relegation bound Legon Cities at the Accra Sports Stadium on Monday in the Matchday 31 games.

Nations FC Brands Manager, Kennedy Boakye Ansah, says the club’s debut campaign in the Ghana Premier League served as a vital learning experience.The Abrankese-based club, who were promoted from Division One, made their top-flight debut last season and impressively finished 7th with 49 points.Now in the 2024/25 season, Nations FC are sitting at the summit of the league table with 54 points and four matches remaining.“Last season was just a learning curve for us. Last season, we had just come up from Division One, and we needed to bide our time," he told Citi Sports."If we had won the league last season, it would have been a bonus for us. For this season, I will say that we have learnt our lessons, we’ve put in place the right mechanisms.“Whatever happened last season is something that we’ve put behind us. We have the capacity, we have the players, we have the strategies to be able to lift the Ghana Premier League," he added.Nations FC will be aiming to strengthen their grip on the top spot when they travel to face relegation-threatened Legon Cities next weekend in a Matchday 31 clash at the Accra Sports Stadium.

Communications Director of Ghana Premier League club Legon Cities, Kwame Dwomoh Agyemang, says they are staying hopeful of retaining their status in the Ghana Premier League.The Royals currently sit 17th on the Premier League log with 25 points, with four games to end the 2024/25 season.Speaking to Citi Sports while discussing the club’s future, Dwomoh Agyemang stated that the club’s focus is on bagging big results to escape relegation.“At this point, we are not looking further beyond the four matches that we are going to be playing in the Ghana Premier League; that’s where the focus is right now," he said.“As and when the season comes to an end, whatever decision we have to take as a club, with respect to player hiring and all of that, we will decide on that, but at this point, we are pretty much focused on…hopefully staying afloat,” he added.Legon Cities will host league leaders, Nations FC in the Matchday 31 games at the Accra Sports Stadium next weekend.

Brands Manager of Nations FC, Kennedy Boakye Ansah, has attributed his side's impressive performances in the ongoing 2024/25 Ghana Premier League season to hard work and careful planning.With four matches to end the season, the Abrankese-based side currently sit at the top of the league log with 54 points.Speaking in an interview on the impressive performance of his side, Boakye Ansah said the team’s success isn’t down to any special reason.“If you ask me, there’s no special reason," he told Citi Sports."It’s just hard work, careful planning, and then the God factor. It’s careful planning and then putting the right strategies in place and ensuring that whatever we set out to do, we’re able to execute it one match at a time," he added.Nations FC will hope to continue their dominance when they travel to play relegation-bound Legon Cities in the Matchday 31 games at the Accra Sports Stadium next weekend.

Nations Football Club Brands Manager, Kennedy Boakye Ansah, has revealed the secret behind the team's success in the Ghana Premier League.According to Ansah, the team's winning strategy is based on hard work, careful planning, and executing their goals one match at a time."If you ask me, there's no special reason," Ansah said. "It's just hard work, careful planning, and then the God factor. It's careful planning and then putting the right strategies in place and ensuring that whatever we set out to do, we're able to execute it one match at a time."This approach has yielded positive results, with Nations FC winning six of their last seven games.Nations FC currently tops the 18-team league standings with 54 points, having built a strong lead ahead of the competition. With four games left to play, the team will look to maintain their momentum and secure the league title.Nations FC will face 17th-ranked Legon Cities on May 18 in their next league match. The team will aim to continue their winning streak and stay focused on their goal of winning the league.

Communications Director of Legon Cities, Kwame Dwomoh Agyemang, has admitted that it is technically difficult for his side to survive relegation in the ongoing 2024/25 Ghana Premier League.After 30 games played and with four games to end the season, The Royals currently sit 17th on the league log with 25 points.“At this point, it’s a very tough battle," he said."We still have only four matches to go, it’s technically a very difficult one…obviously it’s a big ask at this point, but it’s still technically 12 points available and if we get results in all the games…then probably we stand a chance of surviving,” Dwomoh Agyemang added.Meanwhile, Legon Cities will hope to cause an upset when they host league leaders, Nations FC, in the Matchday 31 games at the Accra Sports Stadium.A victory would not only boost their morale but also reignite hopes of a late-season escape.

Communications Director of Legon Cities, Kwame Dwomoh Agyemang, says parting ways with Yaw Acheampong was a tough decision.Acheampong replaced Paa Kwesi Fabin in the second half of the season with the hopes of turning around the fortunes of the club.However, the former Elmina Sharks and Aduana FC coach has been shown the exit due to their inconsistent performances.“It was a hard decision we had to take; results had not been great and we found ourselves sucked into the relegation zone and we felt we had to do something, we felt we had to move in a different direction," Kwame Dwomoh Agyemang told Citi Sports.“It was a tough decision, but management was of the opinion that results were not coming in like we wanted when we hired Mr. Yaw Acheampong," he added.Meanwhile, the club has named Tijani Abdul Rahim as the interim coach.After 30 games played, Legon Cities sit 17th on the Ghana Premier League log with 25 points.

Legon Cities Football Club's Communications Director, Kwame Dwomoh Agyemang, has acknowledged that avoiding relegation from the 2024-2025 Ghana Premier League season is a challenging task.With four games left to play, Legon Cities sit 17th in the league standings, seven points behind 16th-ranked Accra Lions."It's technically a very difficult one," Dwomoh Agyemang admitted. "Obviously, it's a big ask at this point, but it's still technically 12 points available, and if we get results in all the games...then probably we stand a chance of surviving."Legon Cities' next match is against league leaders Nations FC on May 16.The team will need to secure positive results in their remaining games to have any chance of avoiding relegation.Dwomoh Agyemang's comments reflect the difficulty of the task ahead, but the team remains hopeful of achieving survival.

Legon Cities Football Club's Communications Director, Kwame Dwomoh Agyemang, is pinning his hopes on a miracle to help the team avoid relegation from the 2024-2025 Ghana Premier League season.With four games left to play, Legon Cities sit 17th in the league standings, seven points behind 16th-ranked Accra Lions.Dwomoh Agyemang described the task of avoiding relegation as "technically very difficult." He added, "At this point, it's a very tough battle...it's still technically 12 points available, and if we get results in all the games...then probably we stand a chance of surviving."Despite the challenges, Dwomoh Agyemang is holding onto hope that the team can secure positive results in their remaining games.Legon Cities' next match is against league leaders Nations FC on May 16, which will be a crucial test for the team's survival hopes.

Nations FC head coach, Kassim Mingle, says his side forced Accra Lions to play uncharacteristic football on Sunday.The Abrankese-based side recorded a hard-fought 1-0 win against Lions at the Dr Kwame Kyei Sports Complex in the Matchday 30 games.Sadiq Alhassan in the 63rd-minute strike was enough for Nations FC to secure the lead at the top of the pile with 54 points.Speaking on the game, Kassim Mingle spoke extensively about the game plan his team used to beat the Lions team, which is battling to stay in the league.“They keep the ball…we forced them to kick the ball long, and that style of play, they are not used to it, so our defenders were comfortable with it, so they couldn’t play the way they’ve been playing against other teams," Mingle said."We forced them to be kicking the long balls because they have speedsters up front, and our defenders have the speed, so they were able to contain them," he added.Nations FC will hope to maintain their momentum when they host relegation-bound Legon Cities in the Matchday 31 games at the Accra Sports Stadium this weekend.