Mass Exodus Hits Accra Hearts Of Oak SC As Edward Odoom Reduces Obese Squad Size

Mass Exodus Hits Accra Hearts Of Oak SC As Edward Odoom Reduces Obese Squad Size

Accra Hearts of Oak Coach Edward Nii Odoom has been given two weeks to present his official squad for the 2020/2021 football season.

Coach Odoom has been given the mandate to prune his squad and present to the management those he will be working with for the upcoming season.

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Edward Nii Odoom has also been given the opportunity to include in the list any new player that he thinks will bolster his squad when signed.

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A thirty man list is expected to he submitted with over 10 faces pushed to the exit door.

Accra Hearts of Oak will be a force to reckon with when the new season begins after their massive signings in January last season.

The Phobians have acquired the services of former Bechem United goal poacher, Abednego Tetteh, Kuti Adomola, Abdulramane, Eric Dizan from Ivory Coast and Former defender, Nuru Sulley.

By: The Ghana Times

Last Updated on June 1, 2025 by Samuel Kwame Boadu

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