Board member of Hearts of Oak, Dr Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe has disclosed that most of the local players who left the Ghana Premier League in search of greener pastures want to return to their local clubs.
The revered football administrator and diplomat stated that most of these returnees are hoping to relaunch their careers after unsuccessful stints abroad.
Dr Nyaho-Tamakloe revealed that Hearts of Oak, for instance, have received several offers from some of their former players to be allowed to return to the club.
However, he noted that although the expertise such players will be needed by the Phobians, the leadership of the club will not open their arms wide to welcome every player but will rather evaluate their impact before giving them a second chance.
“We have numerous offers from boys who have been outside the country and they revealed that they are coming home. These include former Hearts of Oak players. The leadership of Hearts of Oak will not just jump to take them but we know they are better,” Dr. Nyaho-Tamakloe revealed in an interview.
“What must be done now is to explain things to these boys that in any profession you just don’t jump from point one to point million, you start gradually,” he added.
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