Hearts of Oak players | File photo
Hearts of Oak board member, Frank Nelson Nwokolo, has expressed optimism about the team's future following the return of players from the 2022 African Nations Championship (CHAN).
The Phobians have been competing in the Ghana Premier League without key players, Gladson Awako, Konadu Yiadom, Dennis Nkrumah-Korsah, and Suraj Seidu, who were playing for the Black Galaxies at the tournament in Algeria.
The team currently ranks fourth in the league, but Nelson believes the return of the quartet will boost the club's chances of winning the league.
“Very positive for us. It’s something that the technical committee will be looking forward to because the players will be rejoining their colleagues," he told Citi Sports.
"First of all I have to congratulate those who were holding the fort…but having said that, I believe that the players rejoining the team will make a lot of difference” he added.
Hearts of Oak drew goalless against Legon Cities in midweek and will travel to face Real Tamale United in week 16 at Aliu Mahama Stadium on Sunday.
- It’s better Hearts of Oak play with empty post than use Richard Attah - Charles Taylor
- Results have not proven investment in Hearts of Oak - Vincent Sowah Odotei
- Hearts of Oak have everything in place to be most successful club in Ghana – Vincent Sowah
- Hearts of Oak, Kotoko victims of their own internal issues – Vincent Sowah Odotei
- Hearts of Oak coach Aboubakar Ouattara not confident of winning Ghana Premier League title
- Read all related articles
