According to Shaban Mohammed, Hearts of Oak midfielder Michelle Sarpong will spend the remaining 2022–2023 Ghana Premier League season on loan with Dreams Football Club.
The team will benefit from the expertise of the former Auroras captain, noted for his exciting playing style, as they seek to advance their standing in the league.
The 24-year-old played on loan with Elmina Sharks, a team that is now in Division One, for the 2021–2022 campaign. Despite only scoring twice in 22 games, the squad was ultimately relegated.
Sarpong initially consented to join Real Tamale United (RTU) on loan, but pay requirements made the transfer impossible. The Dreams Football Club seized the chance and made him an offer for a loan, which he apparently accepted.
Sarpong, who was promoted to Hearts of Oak's main squad in 2019 from the youth team Auroras, was unable to establish himself as a significant player for the team and was forced to go on loans in order to get playing time. His progress has also been hindered by injuries.
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Morocco's candidacy for the 2025 Afcon has George Weah's support.
George Weah, the president of Liberia, has endorsed Morocco's quest to host the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon).
The former striker, who is the only African to have ever won the coveted Ballon d'Or, given to football's finest player in the world, said he voiced his "fullest and powerful" support for the country that advanced to the Qatar 2022 World Cup semifinal.
BBC Sport Africa is aware of Weah conveyed his support in private during the MEDays international peace event, which was held in Tangier, Morocco, in November.
"Liberia wholeheartedly supports Morocco's ambition to host the 2025 Afcon. I owe King Mohamed VI this promise. It is inflexible, "Following media allegations that he was prepared to support Algeria's application, Weah declared in a statement issued by the Liberian state house that he was.
Weah mentioned Morocco's investment in the growth of football and declared that he has already started his campaign for the bid with key players throughout the continent.
The 56-year-old, who spent 18 years playing for clubs like Monaco, AC Milan, and Chelsea, also mentioned how much pride Morocco brought to Africa during the World Cup.
In addition to Algeria, South Africa, Zambia, and a combined proposal from Benin and Nigeria, other countries vying to replace Guinea, which lost its hosting rights due to infrastructural and facility issues, include Algeria, South Africa, Algeria, and Zambia.
This month, inspection teams from the Confederation of African Football (Caf) are visiting the candidate nations.
The 24-member Caf executive committee will receive the findings and declare the winner on February 10.