Vision FC, a prominent side in the Ghana Premier League, has been plunged into deep mourning following the untimely and tragic death of their player, Habib Ganiu. The club confirmed the heartbreaking news on Tuesday, expressing profound sorrow over the passing of one of their key defenders.
Ganiu, who was widely respected for his discipline, leadership, and composure on the field, reportedly passed away suddenly, sending shockwaves through the Ghanaian football community. The cause of his death is yet to be officially disclosed, but the club and supporters alike are reeling from the loss of a player described by many as not only talented but also humble and dedicated.
In a statement, Vision FC said: “We are devastated to announce the sudden death of our player, Habib Ganiu. Habib was more than just a player to us; he was family. His contributions on and off the pitch will never be forgotten. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this extremely difficult time.”
The late defender had become an integral part of the team since joining the club, earning admiration for his consistent performances and commitment to the Vision FC cause. Teammates, coaches, and fans have poured out tributes on social media, celebrating his life and mourning the painful loss.
Ganiu’s sudden demise has also drawn condolences from across the football fraternity, including rival clubs and the Ghana Football Association (GFA), who acknowledged the impact he made during his playing career.
“Habib Ganiu was a promising talent whose life was cut short too soon. We join Vision FC and the entire football community in mourning his passing,” the GFA noted in a brief tribute.
Plans are reportedly underway to honor Ganiu’s memory, including a possible memorial match and a moment of silence before Vision FC’s next fixture.
As Vision FC and the wider football community come to terms with the tragic loss, the legacy of Habib Ganiu—as a passionate footballer and respected teammate—will continue to live on in the hearts of many.
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