
Audio By Carbonatix
Hearts of Oak Coach Mohammed Polo has formally written to the club’s Management requesting that all of his backroom staff are sacked with immediate effect.
Polo’s request has been forwarded to the Hearts Board Chairman and the Management. Meanwhile the Technical team has been mandated to hold an emergency crises meeting on Tuesday on the technical head’s request at the club’s Secretariat.
Polo is insisting that he wants to put together his own back room staff of which he does not want to include any of the current members.
If the Management of Hearts accepts to implement Polo’s request it means ; Nat Ofosu (Welfare Officer), Dan Tettevi (Goalkeeper’s Coach), Ben Adjei (First Assistant) and Jacob Nettey (Second Assistant) would all be affected and will have to make way for Polo’s new team.
“I have told the Management I cant work with these guys. I have had enough of them and the better and earlier they leave the best it will be for me and the progress of the team”. He said
This request comes as a result of the club’s 2-1 lost to Medeama SC in a midweek action and a goalless game against King on Sunday
Latest Stories
-
Today’s Front Pages: Tuesday, July 21, 2026
23 minutes -
Lands and Mines Watch welcomes Wontumi verdict, urges tougher action against illegal mining
33 minutes -
West African women leaders declare violence against women a legislative emergency, demand urgent action
34 minutes -
Cedi slides again as dollar demand outpaces supply, depreciation hits 8.89%
1 hour -
Cedi weakens modestly in interbank market but remans stable in retail market; one dollar equals GH¢12.20
1 hour -
Inflation to return to medium-term target of 8 ± 2% – BoG
1 hour -
‘Cock-and-bull story’ – Kpebu says Wontumi’s reclamation defence fell apart
2 hours -
GEPA, Netherlands CBI sign MoU to formalise trade partnership
2 hours -
Banks write-off GH¢883.7 million as bad debt in 4-months of 2026
2 hours -
NPP gov’t had already disowned Wontumi over alleged illegality before power changed – Dafeamekpor
2 hours -
High Court erred in law in Wontumi judgment – John Darko
2 hours -
Ghana Medical Trust Fund, Ho Teaching Hospital deepen partnership to improve specialist healthcare
2 hours -
ECOWAS backs $25bn Nigeria–Morocco Gas Pipeline as Africa pushes energy integration
3 hours -
Wontumi judgment raises concerns over land ownership liability – Nana Baffour Awuah
3 hours -
Wontumi’s conviction has devastated NPP supporters – Manhyia South MP
3 hours