The 2024–25 Ghana Premier League was the 69th season of the top professional association football league in Ghana. At the end of the season the winners qualified for the CAF Champions League next season while the bottom three teams were relegated to the Division One League.
Samartex were the defending champions. On 8 June 2025, Bibiani Gold Stars won their maiden league title in dramatic style at the final round of matches after longtime leaders, Nations FC, failed to win their last match of the season. With an average of 20,381, Asante Kotoko recorded by far the highest average home league attendance in the 2024–25 Ghana Premier League.
Teams The following 18 clubs competed in the Ghana Premier League this season; 15 clubs remaining from the previous season's Premier League and Division One League.
Team changes Promoted from2023–24 Division One League Relegated to2024–25 Division One LeagueYoung ApostlesHoly StarsVision FCGreat OlympicsBofoakwa TanoReal Tamale United
Stadiums and locations TeamLocationVenueCapacityAccra LionsAccraAccra Sports Stadium40,000Aduana StarsDormaa AhenkroAgyeman Badu Stadium7,000Asante KotokoKumasiBaba Yara Stadium40,528Basake Holy StarsAinyinaseCAM Park5,000Bechem UnitedBechemNana Gyeabour's Park5,000Berekum ChelseaBerekumSports Stadium5,000Bibiani Gold StarsBibianiDun's Park7,000DreamsDawuDawu Sports Stadium5,000Heart of LionsKpandoKpando Stadium5,000Hearts of OakAccraAccra Sports Stadium40,000Karela UnitedNaleriguNaa Sheriga Sports Complex1,000Legon CitiesAccraEl Wak Stadium7,000MedeamaTarkwaTNA Park10,000Nations FCKumasiDr. Kwame Kyei Sports Complex12,000NsoatremanNsuatreNana Kronmansah Park2,000SamartexSamreboiSamartex Park7,000Vision FCTemaNii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex2,500Young Apostles FCWenchiWenchi Sports Stadium1,000
League table
Results
Statistics Top scorers
RankPlayerClubGoals1 Stephen AmankonaBerekum Chelsea152 Faisal CharweteyNations FC12 Albert AmoahAsante Kotoko4 Nana OppongHeart of Lions11 Samuel Attah KumiBibiani Gold Stars Joseph EssoDreams FC7 Kwame OpokuAsante Kotoko98 Mamudu KamaradinMedeama8 Prince TweneboahHoly Stars8 Emmanuel AbbanBechem United710 Mawuli WayoHearts of Oak5 Emmanuel Marfo Aduana Stars Mohammed Abdul RahamanNsoatreman Collins Kudjoe Hamza IsaiahHearts of Oak514 players10 clubs2-->
Hattricks PlayerForAgainstScoreDateRef(s) Nana Oppong Heart of LionsHoly Stars3–1 (H)21 December 2024 Samuel Attah KumiBibiani Gold StarsAccra Lions3–0 (A)19 January 2025 Stephen AmankonaBerekum ChelseaAccra Lions3–1 (H)9 March 2025 Braye KingsleyMedeamaDreams4–0 (H)12 April 2025 Albert AmoahAsante Kotoko Medeama 3–2 (H)1 June 2025 Notes (H) – Home team(A) – Away team
Attendances
# Football club Average attendance 1 Asante Kotoko 20,381 2 Hearts of Oak 6,154 3 Bibiani Gold Stars 1,832 4 Nations FC 1,205 5 Heart of Lions 1,051 6 Medeama SC 980 7 Dreams FC 905 8 Samartex 856 9 Aduana Stars 874 10 Bechem United 725 11 Berekum Chelsea 673 12 Vision FC 593 13 Karela United 568 14 Holy Stars 510 15 Legon Cities FC 427 16 Nsoatreman FC 344 17 Young Apostles 189 18 Accra Lions FC 138
References
External links Official Website