The 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season is set to kick off, with all 18 clubs preparing for another demanding campaign under the guidance of their respective head coaches.
From experienced title winners to coaches taking on new challenges, the league will feature a mix of familiar faces and new appointments in the dugouts.
Here is a look at the coaches who will be responsible for steering the 18 clubs through the new season.
Medeama SC – Ibrahim Tanko
The experienced Ibrahim Tanko will lead Medeama into the new campaign after guiding the club to the 2025/26 Premier League title.
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He will be tasked with defending their crown and competing for another major honour.
Swedru All Blacks – Kobina Amissah
Kobina Amissah takes charge of Swedru All Blacks as they prepare for their second successive season in the top flight.
Berekum Chelsea – Kwaku Danso
Kwaku Danso will occupy the Berekum Chelsea dugout, with the coach charged with building a competitive side for the campaign.
Aduana FC – Samuel Boadu
Former Hearts of Oak title-winning coach Samuel Boadu takes over at Aduana FC, bringing considerable Premier League experience to the club.
FC Ashantigold 04 – Abdul-Karim Zito
Abdul-Karim Zito returns to the top-flight spotlight with FC Ashantigold 04 and will be expected to use his experience to guide the club through the season.
Basake Holy Stars – Abdulai Gazale
Abdulai Gazale will lead Basake Holy Stars as they look to establish themselves among Ghana’s top-flight clubs.
Port City – Christopher Annin
Christopher Annin is the man entrusted with guiding Port City through their first Premier League campaign.
Nana Kwaku Agyemang takes charge of FC Samartex and will be looking to build on the club’s previous success in the competition.
Karela United – Nurudeen Amadu
Nurudeen Amadu brings his experience to Karela United, with the coach facing the task of producing a strong campaign for the club.
Bechem United – Mohammed Bashar Ogba
Mohammed Bashar Ogba will be in the Bechem United dugout as the club prepares for another season among Ghana’s elite.
Young Apostles – Abdul Henan
Abdul Henan takes charge of Young Apostles and will be hoping to guide the side to a successful campaign.
Debibi United – Isaac Nii Armah
Isaac Nii Armah will lead Debibi United into the new season, with the club looking to make its mark in the Premier League.
Dreams FC – Winfred Dormon
Winfred Dormon will oversee Dreams FC, taking responsibility for the club’s performances throughout the campaign.
Bibiani Gold Stars – Petros Koukouras
Greek coach Petros Koukouras will be at the helm of Bibiani Gold Stars, with the club looking to compete strongly under his leadership.
Asante Kotoko – Eric Tinkler
South African Eric Tinkler takes over at Asante Kotoko, bringing experience from the South African football scene to one of Ghana’s biggest clubs.
Hearts of Oak – Nebojša Kapor
Bosnian coach Nebojša Kapor will lead Hearts of Oak as the Phobians look to return to the top end of Ghanaian football.
Vision FC – Predrag Jeredić
Montenegrin coach Predrag Jeredić takes charge of Vision FC and will be tasked with guiding the club through the demands of top-flight football.
Heart of Lions – Kasım Gökyıldız
Turkish coach Kasım Gökyıldız completes the list of 18 coaches and will lead Heart of Lions into the new Premier League season.

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