Audio By Carbonatix
Hearts of oak Chief Executive Fred Crentsil has quit the club ahead of the start of the Ghana premier league on Sunday.
Fred Crentsil’s resignation takes effect from Thursday October 4 after stating in his letter he wants to leave the club to concentrate on his new role as the Ghana Football Association vice president.
His departure has created a vacuum at the club before their season’s opener against Tema Youth on October 7.
JOY Sports understands Vincent Sowah-Odotei who stepped down as Chief Executive Officer of Kumasi King Faisal on Monday is likely to be confirmed as the new chief executive officer of Accra Hearts of Oak.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Sammi Awuku files RTI request over vessel linked to alleged drug trafficking
29 minutes -
Ghana needs GH₵1.2bn annually to deliver free primary healthcare – Mintah Akandoh
58 minutes -
UTAG demands removal of GTEC leadership, issues 14-day deadline
1 hour -
Police take steps to prevent future highway attacks after fatal robbery attack
1 hour -
Free Primary Healthcare won’t cover referrals to higher facilities — Health Minister
2 hours -
Free primary healthcare to prevent emergencies and reduce ‘No Bed Syndrome’- Health Minister
2 hours -
Free Primary Healthcare to be launched on Wednesday — Health Minister
2 hours -
No charges for free primary healthcare, only valid ID required – Akandoh
2 hours -
Only 2% of public health facilities fully equipped among 60% surveyed — Akandoh reveals
2 hours -
Delay in Petroleum Hub project affecting youth expectations – Paramount Chief warns
2 hours -
Nigeria Air Force orders investigation after dozens killed in airstrike
2 hours -
Free Primary Healthcare a “national reset”—Health Minister urges early care
2 hours -
Improved sanitation, security making Kasoa business-friendly – MP
2 hours -
Free Primary Healthcare to be rolled out in phases, with 150 districts in phase one – Health Minister
2 hours -
Free Primary healthcare to cover basic services at no cost – Health Minister
2 hours