Sports Information of Friday, 14 August 2020
Resource: purpose.com
2020-08-14
Kwame Opare Addo is the Public Relations Officer of Accra Hearts of Oak
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Hearts of Oak public relations officer, Kwame Opare Addo, has blamed player representatives for the club’s troubles in extending expiring contracts.
The Phobians’ management has come less than fire pursuing the exit of 5 1st-crew players past 7 days.
According to a club publication, the quintet refused agreement extensions.
“In point, soccer brokers are not assisting the sport at all. Every person knows there is some thing superior abroad for gamers but actively playing in Ghana,” Addo informed Atinka FM.
“Agents impact players not to prolong their discounts with the club which Hearts of Oak is a target. This is influencing so lots of golf equipment.
“Sometimes it can be the choice of the player but I feel that some folks that parade around as brokers are not serving to the long term of some of these gamers.
“And it is not only Hearts of Oak gamers, I’m referring to players on the African continent. People brokers are severely resulting in problems for golf equipment.”
The departure of striker Joseph Esso has evoked the most backlash, possessing exited jointly with Benjamin Agyare, Christopher Bonney, Bernard Arthur and Burkinabe ahead Abubakar Troare.
In a relevant development, previous Hearts chairman Harry Zakkour thinks the club’s extensive trophy drought is a final result of their lack of quality players.
The Phobians have endured a sequence of disappointments because past successful the Ghana Leading League (GPL) title in 2009.
“The problem [trophy drought] is absence of excellent gamers,” Zakkour told Asempa FM.
“Things have adjusted. The gamers we made use of to have are not the exact same nowadays.
“We want to do additional to aid the club be successful due to the fact all is not missing and I believe when we get the proper players, the club will start winning trophies as the club made use of to get trophies in the previous.”
Zakkour also pleaded for the Authorities of Ghana’s intervention for golf equipment amid the COVID-19 troubles.
“We have all felt the influence of the coronavirus pandemic,” he explained.
“It was surprising and I imagine that when football entirely returns, the authorities and the ministry of athletics must occur collectively and assistance the clubs.
“Supporters will not be permitted to go to the different stadiums so there would be no revenue for the clubs so they will need to have the assist of the government.
“We all hope for the best but the golf equipment at the moment simply cannot do it by yourself.”
Ghana’s soccer period has been cancelled considering the fact that March for the reason that of the coronavirus worries.
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