With just three games remaining in the 2024/25 Ghana Premier League season, Nations FC find themselves exactly where every club dreams of being — top of the table and in full control of their destiny.
But leading the pack brings more than just celebration — it invites pressure, scrutiny, and expectation. And according to the club’s Brands and Communications Manager, Kennedy Boakye Ansah, they are embracing it all with unwavering focus.
“It’s been a very beautiful ride and we are going all out for it [the title],” Kennedy told KickoffGhana.com in an exclusive interview.
“From the work done so far, there is nothing that is going to stop the club from being crowned as champions” he continued.
It’s a bold statement — not just of ambition, but of mental strength. This is a club not intimidated by the stakes but inspired by them.
“Before the league started, all the 18 clubs had the vision to be crowned champions and that also includes Nations FC” he concluded.
Nations FC have won four of their last five matches, proving they are not just surviving the final stretch — they are thriving in it. This kind of end-season form is the hallmark of champions, but it’s not just about tactics or talent — it’s about mentality. And Nations FC are showing they have the composure and self-belief to see the job through.
The spotlight now intensifies as they prepare to host defending champions FC Samartex — a clash that could define the title race. It’s more than a game; it’s a mental test.
In a league where pressure can derail even the most promising title charges, Nations FC’s clear and confident messaging from within the camp sends a signal: they’re not flinching. They’re focused, grounded, and fully aware of what’s at stake.
The title may not be theirs yet, but if mindset wins championships, Nations FC have already taken a big step.
