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Wife of former Ghana Premier League goal king Hans Kwofie, has sacked her husband from home after his club Legon Cities failed to pay the player 7 months of his salaries.

Kwoffie in an interview with Angel FM in Accra revealed that the Ghana Premier League outfit have not paid the players their salaries on the last 7 months as well as his signing-on fee.

He revealed that old players are being owed 7 months while new players are battling with three months unpaid salaries.

This has led to his wife asking him not to return home without his money because she cannot fend for him when at home.

“The season has ended but I cannot go home because my wife has sacked me from the house. She says I should not come home because I’ll end up depending on her and eating from her shop. I’ve not been paid for seven months at Legon Cities. They haven’t paid my signing-on fees as well so I depend on my friends. When I call them, they keep tossing me. Life has become difficult for me. “

Kwofie was emerged the top scorer of Legon Cities with 7 goals in 23 matches.

The leadership of the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) has refuted claims that they are considering making the GHALCA Top 4 a six-club competition.

Apparently, there have been calls to GHALCA to make the teams six in order for Accra Hearts of Oak who finished 6th in the 2021-22 Ghana premier to be among the competing clubs.

GHALCA however has not denied the calls made to make it a six-club competition but insists they are not going to alter the initial arrangement.

According to the body responsible for seeking the interests of all football clubs they had an agreement with the Ghana football association to play a four-club tournament but not six club tournament.

Accra Hearts of Oak who missed out on top of the recently ended Ghana premier league will represent Ghana in the CAF confederation cup after winning the MTN FA cup.

Calls to GHALCA to make the competition a six-club competition was to have Hearts use the competition to equip themselves as they prepare for the CAF confederation cup.

Transfermarket.com have come with their survey on the most valuable Ghanaian clubs in the just ended 2021/22 football season.

Champions Asante Kotoko have been named as the Most Valuable Club in the Ghanaian top-flight.

The Porcupine Warriors took first place with €2.53 million, followed by Hearts of Oak, who are similarly valued at €2.40 million but with a small gap separating the two heavyweights.

Surprisingly, Bechem United, who finished in second place and advanced to the FA Cup final, was listed eighth on the list with €1.78 million, while Medeama SC placed third with €1.98 million.

Below is the full list of the most valuable Ghanaian clubs:

Asante Kotoko midfielder, Fabio Gama on Tuesday morning left Kumasi to depart to his homeland Brazil.

The attacking midfielder after exhausting his contract with the Ghanaian champions refused to extend his contract with the Kumasi-based football club.

The Brazilian footballer signed a two-year contract with Asante Kotoko in October 2020 and had since been a key member of the group.

He contributed massively to Asante Kotoko’s glory of winning the 2021-22 Ghana premier league.

Gama featured 48 times for the Porcupines in the league in two seasons and netted 5 goals and recorded 5 assists.

Brands and communication manager of the club, Obeng Nyarko on Tuesday 28th June 2022 escorted Fabio Gama to the Kumasi airport and departed Ghana on Wednesday.

Bechem United forward Augustine Okrah has revealed he is itching closer to signing for Tanzanian giants, Simba SC.

Okrah enjoyed an amazing campaign, scoring 14 goals in the just ended Ghana Premier League campaign.

He was also instrumental in the MTN FA Cup competition, scoring four goals in five matches as Bechem United reach the finals but unfortunately lost the trophy to Hearts of Oak.

The former Kotoko player has become a subject of interest for both clubs in Ghana and abroad after a superlative performance with the Hunters.

In an interview with Kumasi-based Wontumi FM, Okrah disclosed talks with the Tanzanian outfit is far advanced and he should sign for them in the coming days.

“My boss has had talks with me, everything is okay. For now, it is up to my boss to decide when I am to leave Ghana to finalize my deal. I have spoken to Simba SC” he said.

“I’m ageing and if the opportunity has come, I just have to grab it because there is life after football”