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The Ghana Football Association has cleared 14 stadiums and football grounds to host matches in the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League after the Club Licensing Board completed its assessment of venues ahead of the new season.
The approved grounds cover several regions and include some of the country's biggest and most familiar stadiums, as well as smaller venues that have become home grounds for clubs in the Premier League.
The list features traditional venues such as Baba Yara Sports Stadium and Accra Sports Stadium alongside grounds such as Duns Park, Nsenkyire Sports Arena and Tuba Astro Turf.
The approval means these 14 venues have been cleared to stage Ghana Premier League matches in the upcoming campaign, while clubs whose preferred home grounds are not on the list will have to secure approval or make alternative arrangements.
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With preparations for the 2026/27 season gathering pace, these venues will provide the settings for another chapter of Ghana's top-flight football.
Check out the venues below:
Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium – Tamale
Accra Sports Stadium – Accra
University of Ghana Sports Stadium – Legon, Accra
Baba Yara Sports Stadium – Kumasi
Len Clay Sports Stadium – Obuasi
TnA Sports Stadium – Tarkwa
Duns Park – Bibiani
Nsenkyire Sports Arena – Samreboi
Nana Fosu Gyeabour Park – Bechem
Golden City Park – Berekum
AAK II Sports Arena – Basake
Kpando Sports Stadium – Kpando
Nana Boamah Darko II Park – Kukurantumi
Tuba Astro Turf – Tuba
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