Vision FC boss Nana Agyemang has lauded the Ghana Football Association’s (GFA) latest financial intervention, which will see every Ghana Premier League club receive âµ1 million ahead of the upcoming season.
Reacting to the initiative by the GFA which was confirmed at the 31st Congress, Agyemang described the package as a huge boost for player welfare and club stability.
“I’m sure the players are jumping about by now. Most clubs suffered last year in terms of salary payments and stuff like that. A lot of clubs were behind. Players would cry out, but I think with this money, players are gonna be more settled and able to go into their games without thinking about financial burden anymore,” he said.
The Vision FC manager urged club owners to use the funds wisely, stressing the importance of channelling it towards player care and operational improvement.
“My hope is that the club owners will use these monies to take care of the players and the club as a whole. If that happens, coaches can do a good job, and everything will go well.”
Agyemang ended his remarks with high praise for the GFA leadership.
“Kudos to the GFA, kudos to Kurt for being able to get this for the clubs. It goes a long way to help Ghana football.”
With the 2025/26 GPL season kicking off on September 12, Agyemang will be aiming to build on Vision FC’s 11th-place finish from last season.
