Ghanaian Football Update: Mas-Ud Didi Dramani Set for Port City FC Move as Nations FC Eyes FA Cup Glory

The Ghanaian football landscape is witnessing a significant shift in leadership and competition as former Hearts of Oak head coach Mas-Ud Didi Dramani nears a new appointment with Port City FC. Following a technical review by the Hearts of Oak board, Dramani was relieved of his duties on May 26, 2026, despite a professional tenure that saw the club finish third in the league. While the Phobians expressed gratitude for his service, the failure to secure a title or continental qualification led to the parting. Dramani is now reportedly on the brink of joining the newly promoted Port City FC, where he is expected to lead their inaugural campaign in the Ghana Premier League.

In the domestic cup scene, the stage is set for a historic MTN FA Cup final on Sunday, May 31, 2026. Relegated side Nations FC will look to cap off a remarkable run by securing their first-ever trophy against Dreams FC. Despite their struggles in the top flight, Nations FC demonstrated immense resilience by defeating formidable opponents such as AshantiGold SC and Aduana FC to reach the final. They face a Dreams FC side determined to clinch their second FA Cup title, making for a compelling clash between a giant-killer and an established cup contender.

Simultaneously, administrative disputes have surfaced in regional football. KetaFC has raised serious concerns regarding alleged bias and "selective justice" within the Volta Regional Middle League. The club has formally contested a protest filed against them by Yingor FC following a victory, asserting that the protest is illegitimate as it references a season in which Yingor FC did not even participate. KetaFC has called upon the Volta Regional Football Association to maintain procedural integrity and ensure that financial influences do not undermine the credibility of the sport in the region.

Finally, the University of Ghana Corporate Football League (UGCFL) Season 2 has revealed a new powerhouse in Group B. Newcomers Wilmar Africa have dominated the group stages, finishing tied for first with the National Petroleum Authority at 20 points. With an impressive record of six wins and a group-high goal difference of +13, Wilmar Africa has eclipsed last season's semi-finalists, Union Ghana. As the league advances to the semi-finals, Wilmar Africa's blend of defensive discipline and attacking prowess positions them as the team to beat in the corporate football circuit.