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Manchester United interested in German-Ghanaian Winger Jamie Leweling

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Manchester United is reportedly targeting VfB Stuttgart’s winger Jamie Leweling, according to a Sky report. The 23-year-old German-Ghanaian has attracted interest from several elite European clubs, with United closely monitoring his progress.

Leweling’s recent performances have been impressive, leading to his nomination to the German national team. His standout display came during Stuttgart’s dominant 5-1 win over Borussia Dortmund, where Manchester United scouts were reportedly in attendance.

The winger permanently joined Stuttgart from FC Union Berlin this summer for €5 million, following a loan spell. His contract runs until 2028, adding to his long-term value.

As Manchester United looks to bolster its attacking lineup after a challenging start to the Premier League season, Leweling’s pace and versatility make him a key target for the club and other top European teams.

Manchester United consider Ruben Amorim as Erik Ten Hag’s possible replacement

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Manchester United are reportedly eyeing Sporting Lisbon manager Ruben Amorim as a potential replacement for Erik ten Hag if results don’t improve. The Portuguese coach is praised for his tactical approach and could be in line to succeed Ten Hag.

What’s Happening?

According to GIVEMESPORT, Amorim has joined the shortlist of candidates, including Tuchel and Lampard, who could take over if Ten Hag is dismissed. Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes recently praised Amorim’s work at Sporting, stating that he “plays the best football” and could excel in the Premier League.

The Bigger Picture

Ten Hag’s future at Manchester United looks uncertain after a disappointing start to the season, leaving the team 14th in the Premier League. Despite ongoing discussions about his future, another poor run may result in his exit.

What Fernandes Said

Fernandes has been vocal about Amorim’s success, noting that the Sporting manager has led the team to two championships in recent years. Fernandes believes Amorim’s management style could thrive in other major leagues, including England.

What’s Next?

Bruno Fernandes, who has also faced criticism this season, will return to action with Manchester United next week as they face Brentford.

Bolt Driver’s honesty wins hearts after returning GHS 38,600 mistakenly sent to him

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Albert Quansah, a Bolt driver, has gained admiration for an extraordinary act of honesty. A passenger, Seme Kor, mistakenly transferred GHS 38,600 to Quansah instead of her business partner. Panicked, she contacted him, expecting a difficult situation.

However, Quansah had already been trying to reach her, even returning to where he had dropped her off, hoping to find her.

Quansah transferred GHS 15,000 to the correct recipient but reached his daily transaction limit. He then handed Kor his phone and mobile money details to complete the transfer, assuring her he’d retrieve his phone the next day.

Impressed by his honesty, Kor offered him GHS 700 as a token of appreciation. The story quickly went viral, with many calling for Bolt to acknowledge his integrity.

While some praised his sincerity, others questioned the authenticity of the story due to the large sum involved. Despite these doubts, Quansah’s actions highlight the value of honesty in Ghanaian society, where integrity is deeply embedded in cultural norms.

Fameye believes “Very Soon” has greater potential than it’s current success

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Ghanaian artist Peter Famiyeh Bozah, popularly known as Fameye, is optimistic about his latest single, “Very Soon.” While the song is currently trending on TikTok and inspiring dance challenges, Fameye feels its true success is still ahead.

During an interview on Showbiz 360 with Giovani Caleb, Fameye shared, “This song isn’t a hit yet, not at all. I appreciate the love, but there’s more to come.”

He revealed that “Very Soon” was recorded during a special moment in Atlanta, where he reconnected with producer Willis Beatz. Fameye admitted he didn’t write the lyrics but was struck by the song’s potential immediately after hearing the beat.

Released on September 11, coinciding with Fameye’s 30th birthday, “Very Soon” has gained momentum, and with Fameye’s belief in its potential, it may become a future hit.

Arsenal affirms Thomas Partey is uncomfortable traveling for assessment ahead of Ghana Sudan clash

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Immediately we got informed Thomas Partey wasn’t feeling well, we diligently asked for evidence from Arsenal. They then sent an email and added their evidence, but we were still unsure whether to believe it or not, so we asked that they send Partey over so our own medical team could run assessments to determine if he was truly sick. Maybe that was too far, but we needed to clarification as Thomas had a huge responsibility in the national team.

We got an email back from Arsenal saying that Thomas Partey feels uncomfortable traveling for that number of hours for assessment, so we should rethink our decision.

We had discussions again, and the technical team decided not to force him, because if he says he’s sick and you still force him and there is an issue, who would be blamed?

Henry Asante Swum, Comms Director at the GFA shared this update in a phone conversation with Max TV.

Well, it seems we would have to move on. Club football over the national team?

Ghana plays Sudan today.

Meet Dr. Maryam Esaka: The Vice-Presidential Candidate for The New Force

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Dr. Maryam Esaka Kriese has emerged as the vice-presidential candidate for The New Force, sparking widespread interest ahead of Ghana’s upcoming elections.

Professional Expertise
Dr. Esaka is a respected figure in Ghana’s financial sector, known for her role as Senior Manager at the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC). During her tenure, she led significant initiatives in regulating capital markets and ensuring the integrity of financial operations in the country.

Academic Accomplishments
With a PhD in Finance and an MBA, Dr. Esaka has also earned certifications in Islamic Finance and ERP software. She has held teaching positions at the University of Ghana and the University of Professional Studies, contributing to the development of future finance professionals.

Advocacy and Social Impact
Dr. Esaka is an advocate for women’s empowerment and economic equality. Her efforts to promote financial literacy, particularly among women, have made her a key voice in Ghana’s socio-economic landscape.

Family and Values
Coming from a family rooted in education, Dr. Esaka’s upbringing has influenced her advocacy and career. A devout Muslim, she integrates her faith into her work, emphasizing equality and development.

At her official nomination, Dr. Esaka called for a shift in leadership, advocating for a forward-looking vision for Ghana.

Yaw Dabo charms fans with playful flirting in New York Times Square – viral video sparks reactions

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Ghanaian actor Yaw Dabo recently made headlines after a lighthearted encounter in New York Times Square.

In a viral TikTok video, Dabo, known for his comedic charm, confidently struck up a conversation with a stunning light-skinned woman introduced to him by a friend.

Despite his petite frame, Dabo showed no hesitation in asking the woman personal questions, including her age, while also sharing about himself.

His attempt to build a connection was humorously rejected by the lady, sparking laughter.

Fans found the playful interaction entertaining, especially when Dabo cheekily claimed to be 22 years old. Social media quickly reacted to the exchange, making it a trending topic due to the actor’s bold and amusing approach.

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Yvonne Chaka Chaka Urges Akufo-Addo to Take Stronger Action on Galamsey

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South African music icon, Yvonne Chaka Chaka, known as the “Princess of Africa,” has called on Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo to enforce his promises to curb illegal mining, also known as galamsey.

The issue, which also affects South Africa, is causing environmental devastation and harming youth livelihoods.

Chaka Chaka emphasized the need to restore Ghana’s forests and rehabilitate the destroyed lands.

She mentioned an upcoming Global Citizen meeting in Ivory Coast, where she plans to personally address President Akufo-Addo, urging him to “walk the talk” and take concrete steps to end the galamsey crisis.

Chaka Chaka stressed that Ghana’s youth are awaiting real solutions, adding that the benefits of natural resources should be enjoyed by everyone, and access to clean water must be protected.

She urged the president to listen to the people’s concerns and take action.

Djiku poised for Black Stars return in pivotal AFCON qualifiers against Sudan

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Defender Alexander Djiku is set to rejoin the Black Stars for their crucial 2025 AFCON qualifying matches against Sudan.

Djiku had been sidelined due to fitness concerns but has returned to form, playing in three of Fenerbahce’s last four matches.

Ghana’s defense suffered without him, conceding late goals in matches against Angola and Niger, leaving them third in their group with only one point from two games. Djiku’s presence is vital as the Black Stars need two victories to keep their qualification hopes alive.

Djiku’s solid performances, including three clean sheets under manager Jose Mourinho, provide much-needed stability for the team as they prepare for these must-win matches. The squad is expected to start training on Monday, with coach Otto Addo announcing the lineup this Friday.

The matches are scheduled for October 11 at the Accra Sports Stadium and October 14 in Libya.

Black Stars gear up for Sudan clash, begin training on Monday

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Ghana’s Black Stars will commence training on Monday, October 7, at the Accra Sports Stadium, ahead of their crucial 2025 AFCON qualifiers against Sudan.

The team faces Sudan in two consecutive matches: at home on October 11 and away on October 14.

Coach Otto Addo will unveil his squad on Friday, with top players like Thomas Partey, Mohammed Kudus, and Alexander Djiku expected to feature.

After a disappointing start to the qualifiers, securing just one point from two matches against Angola and Niger, the Black Stars seek redemption.

With four days to prepare, the team will fine-tune strategies for the must-win encounters.

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