
Ghana Premier League side FC Samartex 1996 have announced the departure of four players following the expiration of their contracts ahead of the 2026/27 league season.
Emmanuel Mamah, Samuel Tetteh, Kofi Agbesima, and Francis Gyetua have all left the club after completing their respective spells with the Samreboi-based outfit.
This is to inform our supporters and the public that players, Emmanuel Mamah, Samuel Tetteh, Kofi Agbesima and Francis Gyetua have departed the club following the expiration of their contract.
— FC Samartex 2023/24 Ghana Premier League Champions (@FcSamartex1996) July 23, 2026
We wish to thank them for their services to the samartex family and wish them well. pic.twitter.com/Gg7G6sd1oi
In a statement, FC Samartex expressed gratitude to the departing players for their contributions to the club and wished them success in their future endeavours.
“We wish to thank them for their services to the Samartex family and wish them well,” the club stated.
As part of preparations for the upcoming campaign, FC Samartex have also confirmed the appointment of Nana Kweku Agyemang as the club’s new head coach.
Agyemang will lead the team into the 2026/27 season, with Sey Kweku Richard taking up a dual role as assistant coach of the first team and head coach of Team B.
The changes form part of Samartex’s plans to strengthen their technical structure and build a competitive squad for the new Ghana Premier League season.



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