MONROVIA, Liberia – Liberian First Division champions FC Fassell have officially announced the appointment of experienced Spanish tactician Vicente Parras as the club’s new head coach on a two-year contract.
The appointment signals the beginning of a new chapter for the ambitious club as it seeks to consolidate its position among Liberia’s football elite and strengthen its pursuit of domestic success while raising its competitive profile.
Parras takes over with the responsibility of leading the Yellow Boys into the upcoming football season, bringing with him extensive European coaching experience, tactical expertise and a fresh football philosophy.
Club officials described the appointment as a strategic move aimed at enhancing the team’s technical capacity and building a squad capable of competing consistently for major honors in Liberian football.
They expressed confidence that the Spanish coach’s leadership, professionalism and tactical discipline will help elevate the club’s performances while accelerating the development of its players.
Parras is expected to introduce new training methods and a structured style of play as FC Fassell continues investing in both its sporting ambitions and long-term institutional growth.
The appointment also reflects the club’s commitment to attracting international coaching expertise as it seeks to establish itself as one of the country’s most professionally managed football institutions.
Supporters will now be eager to see how the Spanish coach’s philosophy translates onto the pitch as the Yellow Boys prepare for what promises to be another highly competitive First Division campaign.
With his two-year deal now finalized, Parras is expected to immediately begin pre-season preparations, working closely with the club’s technical staff to assemble a squad capable of meeting the high expectations of the club’s management and passionate supporters.
The appointment adds another international dimension to Liberia’s domestic league and underscores the growing trend of Liberian clubs seeking experienced foreign coaches to enhance competitiveness and drive long-term football development.
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