Accra Hearts of Oak head coach Edward Nii Odoom has named a 29-man squad for the upcoming 2020/21 Ghana Premier League season.
The squad consist of four goalkeepers, eight defenders, eight midfielders with nine attackers as they bid to clinch their first league title since a decade ago.
Hearts of oak squad for 2020/21 season;
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GOALKEEPERS
Richard Attah
Richmond Ayi
Benjamin Mensah
Benjamin Nana Yeboah
DEFENDERS
Mohammed Alhassan
Nuru Sulley
Robert Addo Sowah
James Serworna
Fatawu Mohammed
Larry Sumaila
Raddy Ovouku
William Denkyi
MIDFIELDERS
Benjamin Afutu
Aminu Alhassan
Abdul Mamane Lawali
Abdul Aziz Nurudeen
Emmanuel Nettey
Frederick Ansah Botchway
Manaf Gumah
Dominic Eshun
ATTACKERS
Patrick Razak
Daniel Afriyie
Michelle Sarpong
Eric Dijan
Isaac Mensah
Victor Kwaku Aidoo
Abednego Tetteh
Danjuma Kuti
Kwajo Obeng Junior
Goalkeepers coach
Ben Owu
Coach
Coach Edward Nii Odoom
Technical director
Pinto
Accra Hearts of Oak will begin their 2020/21 league season against Aduana Stars at the Dormaa Nana Agyeman Badu II Sports Stadiums.
Last Updated on February 15, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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