Vision Football Club has announced that Predrag Jaredic has resigned as Head Coach with immediate effect.

In an official statement released by the club, Vision FC confirmed the departure and expressed gratitude for Jaredic’s contributions during his time in charge. The club wished him success in his future career.

No further details regarding the reasons for the resignation or plans for a successor have been disclosed at this stage.

Vision currently sit in 16th on the league log .

They have collected just 6 points from a possible 21 and it’s unclear if their loss to Hearts of Oak over the weekend promoted the sacking of the head coach.

They would regroup in an away fixture against Dreams FC

Former Cabfix Ladies FC captain Hannah Quaye has signed for Israeli side Bnot Tamra Sports Club, marking a new chapter in her football career.

The left-footed midfielder will represent the Tamra-based club until the end of the season, becoming the first Cabfix Ladies player to secure an international professional contract.

Quaye recently joined Clava Sports Consult, the agency that facilitated her move to Israel, opening a new chapter in her career after her time with the Greater Accra Regional Football Association (GARFA) Women’s Division One side.

The midfielder overcame a lengthy injury layoff to return to action for Cabfix Ladies during the 2025/26 season, helping the club finish third in the league despite featuring for only a short period after her recovery. Her contribution was recognised when she was named Cabfix Ladies’ Most Valuable Player on the final day of the competition.

She also helped the club secure a bronze medal at the 2026 Cheetah Cup during pre-season ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.

Known for her powerful long-range goals and left-footed ability in midfield, Quaye established herself as an influential figure at Cabfix Ladies, serving as captain and playing an important role in the club’s progress during its three-year journey.

Hannah was the first Cabfix Ladies player to receive a national team call-up when she was invited to join Ghana’s U-20 women’s team in 2025 for the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup qualifiers. However, an injury forced her out of contention before she could complete the campaign.

In 2026, the club’s creative winger Jessica Benni represented Ghana at the CAF African Schools Football Championship in Zimbabwe, while goalkeeper Belinda Maku Aklie is currently part of Ghana’s squad at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco.

Quaye’s move to Bnot Tamra presents an opportunity to gain international experience, continue developing her game and showcase her quality in Israeli football.

Her move is also a significant milestone for Cabfix Ladies, as the former captain takes the next step in her career on the international stage.

Asante Kotoko secured a well laboured win over Young Apostles on Sunday at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi.

On the back of losing away to Swedru All Blacks,a fort night ago,the Porcupine Warriors were determined to return to winning ways

The first was a barren goalless draw game.

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The second was a bigger improvement as Hubert Gyau, the poster boy for the home side broke the deadlock on the 70th minute.

Twelve minutes later, Solomon Nsoh Asaah doubled the advantage putting Kotoko firmly in control.

Young Apostles were reduced to 10 men but they gave a good account of themselves as Iddrisu Huzaif pulled one back late in stoppage time with a well-taken free-kick, but the visitors could not find an equaliser.

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The result lifts Kotoko 8th on the 2026/27 table.

FC Samartex 1996 produced a dramatic late winner to defeat league leaders Medeama SC 2-1 in a hard-fought Ghana Premier League Matchday 7 encounter at Nsenkyire Sports Arena on Sunday.

The first half failed to produce any goals.

The game sprang to life in the 56th minute as Joshua Fusieni gave the home side a deserved lead.

Medeama were back on level terms through, Dominic Amponsah in the 79th minute.

With the game looking to end in a 1-1 draw at the Nsenkyire Sports Arena, local cult hero, Christian Agyenim Boateng struck deep into stoppage time (90+3′) to seal a vital three points for Samartex and end Medeama’s impressive unbeaten run.