Nana Agyemang Leaves Vision FC
Vision FC have confirmed the departure of head coach Nana Kweku Agyemang after the expiration of his two-year contract, ending a key period in the club’s early Ghana Premier League journey.
His exit marks a planned conclusion to a spell that began when he took charge ahead of their debut top-flight season in 2024-25.
The club announced the news on social media, stating: “Vision FC announces the departure of Head Coach Nana Kweku Agyemang upon the conclusion of his two-year contract.”
The message signalled a clean and expected separation after his deal ran its full course.
Agyemang leaves after guiding Vision FC through the difficult demands of Premier League survival, successfully keeping the side in the division across two seasons.
Working with a young squad, he helped shape a competitive team capable of holding its own against more experienced opponents while avoiding relegation battles that defined much of their early top-flight experience.
His tenure also produced standout results against some of Ghana’s biggest clubs. “The club sincerely thanks Nana Agyemang for his significant contributions, including leading the team to historic Ghana Premier League wins over Asante Kotoko, Accra Hearts of Oak, and others while fostering an exciting style of play,” Vision FC noted in their tribute.
Despite challenges, he built a disciplined and resilient team identity, earning credit for both results and development. Vision FC are expected to announce a new head coach in due course as they prepare for the next phase of their project.