Predrag Jaredic has resigned as head coach of Ghana Premier League club Vision FC with immediate effect following a difficult opening to the 2026-27 campaign.
The club announced the Montenegrin’s departure in a statement issued on Tuesday morning, bringing his time in charge to an end after just eight league matches.
“Vision Football Club confirms that Predrag Jaredic has resigned from his position as Head Coach with immediate effect,” the statement said.
Jaredic recorded only one victory during his spell at Vision FC. That win came on the opening day of the season, when his side defeated Young Apostles on 5 September.
The team then went on to endure an inconsistent run, suffering three defeats and drawing three of their following league matches.
Vision FC’s latest loss came on Saturday, when they were beaten 1-0 at home by Hearts of Oak. The result extended their winless run and increased the pressure on Jaredic and his team.
The club thanked the coach for his work and wished him well after his resignation.
“We thank him for his service to the club and wish him the very best in his future endeavours,” Vision FC added.
Jaredic took charge on 29 June 2026, replacing Nana Kwaku Agyemang, who departed at the end of the previous season.
Vision FC must now begin the process of appointing a new head coach, with their next league match approaching.
They are due to host Dreams FC on Sunday, 25 October, in their Matchday Eight fixture as they attempt to return to winning ways.
