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Former King Faisal Chief executive Vincent Sowah Odotei has refused to pitch himself for the Hearts of Oak CEO Job.
Vincent Odotei has been heavily linked to the Hearts of Oak CEO Job which became vacant after the resignation of Fred Crentsil.
But the football administrator has explained that, his decision to quit King Faisal was not motivated by a possible return to the Accra based team.
“My decision to quit King Faisal has nothing to do with hearts of oak”. He told JOY Sports
“The news is out there but I’m not really concerned with what happen at Hearts”.
“I have to take some time and look at my options but for now my decision to quit Faisal is based on personal reasons”.
Hearts of Oak begins this season’s Ghana Premier league campaign with a trip away to face Tema Youth on Sunday October 7.
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