Former Vision FC head coach Nana Kwaku Agyemang has emerged as a top managerial target for Malian giants Stade Malien and Ghana Premier League outfit FC Samartex 1996, with both clubs reportedly eager to secure his services ahead of the 2026/27 season.

The highly-rated Ghanaian tactician has attracted widespread admiration following his impressive spell with Vision FC, where he earned plaudits for his tactical intelligence, disciplined coaching philosophy, and unwavering commitment to youth development.

Sources close to the situation indicate that Stade Malien have identified Agyemang as one of the leading candidates to strengthen their technical setup as they prepare for another domestic title challenge and a competitive campaign on the continental stage.

Meanwhile, former Ghana Premier League champions FC Samartex 1996 are also keeping close tabs on the coach following the resignation of head coach Christopher Ennin. The Timber Giants are believed to be impressed by Agyemang’s progressive football philosophy and proven ability to build competitive, well-organised teams.

Although neither club has officially confirmed negotiations, interest from two ambitious clubs underscores Agyemang’s growing reputation as one of the most promising young coaches in West African football.

A final decision on the former Vision FC manager’s next destination is expected in the coming weeks as discussions continue behind the scenes.