Stephen Appiah to Headline Fifth Edition of All Star Festival at University of Ghana Stadium

Former Black Stars captain Stephen Appiah has officially confirmed his participation in the fifth edition of the All Star Festival, scheduled for July 11, 2026. The high-profile event is set to take place at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium in Legon, bringing together some of the most celebrated figures in Ghanaian football. As a legendary leader of the national team, Appiah’s involvement serves as a major endorsement for the festival, which continues to establish itself as a premier celebration of the country’s sporting heritage.

Reflecting on the growth of the initiative, Appiah praised the festival’s consistency in attracting football legends and its ability to provide high-quality entertainment for fans. He noted that the strong and recurring turnout of veteran players highlights the football community’s collective support for the event. For Appiah, the festival offers a unique opportunity for legends to give back to the public and maintain the vibrant connection between the stars of the past and the supporters who followed their careers.

Dr. Ernest Koranteng, Chief Executive of the BAC Group, emphasized that the festival is designed to be a comprehensive entertainment platform. A core objective of the event is to foster meaningful interactions between retired football stars and the younger generation of players and fans. By facilitating these connections, the organizers aim to create a space for mentorship and the exchange of experiences, ensuring that the legacy of Ghana’s footballing icons inspires future talent.

The festival will feature a variety of family-friendly activities, ranging from a dedicated kids' playground and a football clinic for children to a competitive match between rival schools PRESEC and Accra Academy SHS. The day's events will culminate in the much-anticipated All Star Game. Tickets for the festival are available via Egotickets, with regular admission priced at GH¢20 and premium access at GH¢100, ensuring the event remains accessible to a broad spectrum of Ghanaian football enthusiasts.