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Accra Hearts of Oak have parted ways with Joseph Esso, Benjamin Agyare, Christopher Bonney, Bernard Arthur and Abubakar Traoré.
The club announced the news on their social media channel on Friday 7 August.
@heartsofoaksc management has met players, Joseph Esso, Benjamin Agyare, Christopher Bonney, Bernard Arthur and Abubakar Troare and thanked them for their services as both sides opted not to extend their contracts. We wish them the very best of luck in their respective careers. pic.twitter.com/psi5PwOfrR
— Phobians (@HeartsOfOakGH) August 7, 2020
This is part of a move to restructure the club as the contracts of Agyare, Bonney, Arthur and Traoré were not renewed due to non-performance.
The quartet managed just 14 appearances between them in the truncated 2019/2020 season.
For Esso, the Phobians couldn't come into agreement with their key striker after the gap in valuation of the signing on fee.
Esso scored three goals in 14 appearances for the Phobians in the canceled 2019/20 season.
The Accra based club have kicked off their rebuilding process after signing prodigy Isaac Mensah.
The new Ghana Premier League season will start 31 October and Hearts of Oak will be looking to have completed their squad overhaul.
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