Ghana’s Medeama SC has clinched the 51st spot in the 2025 CAF Club Rankings, securing 4 points and affirming their steady rise in continental football.
The Tarkwa-based club now stands among Africa’s top 60 teams a significant leap fueled by recent CAF Champions League appearances.
While rivals Dreams FC soared higher to 26th place (12 points), Medeama’s inclusion overshadows the absence of Ghana’s traditional titans. Notably missing are record league winners Asante Kotoko 1983 African champions and Hearts of Oak, the 2004 Confederation Cup victors. Their exclusion underscores a seismic shift in Ghana’s football landscape.
Egypt’s Al Ahly, South Africa’s Sundowns, and Tunisia’s Esperance dominate the summit. Yet Medeama’s ranking signals more than progress; it hints at a new era where tenacity trumps legacy. Could this humble club, once regional underdogs, inspire Ghana’s next continental renaissance?
