Vincent Sowah Odotei reveals why Hearts of Oak parted ways with Samuel Boadu

Board Member of Hearts of Oak, Vincent Sowah Odotei has disclosed the reason why the parted ways with Samuel Boadu after only three matches played this season.

The Phobians are without a win three games into the season – lost once and drawn twice with the latest being the 1-1 stalemate against Asante Kotoko at the Baba Yara Stadium before the league was halted.

Boadu led the Accra-based side to their first league title two seasons ago. He also won back-to-back MTN FA Cups, Super Cup and the 2021 President’s Cup during his time at the club.

“Boadu came and did very well but you see out of 15 away matches we won only one.”

“Our win on Sunday was the first win in about 10 matches and this were reasons we were not comfortable at the board level. Look, it got to a time he was not able to give us hope for the future,” Sowah Odotei told Accra Based Hot FM.

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