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Hearts of Oak have announced the departure of striker Yassan Ouatching after only a season with the Ghanaian giants.
The club in a statement on Thursday, June 29, 2023, said it has mutually parted ways with the Central African Republic international.
"Hearts of Oak mutually part ways with Yassan Ouatching. We wish him the best in his future endeavours," the club said.
Ouatching, who was without a club for a year after leaving Bangladeshi side Mohammedan SC, signed for the record Ghana FA Cup winners in August 2022 ahead of the start of the just concluded season.
The 24-year-old has featured in just 13 games throughout the 2022/23 Ghana Premier League season, without scoring a goal.
He started only six of those games, with the other seven as a substitute.
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