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Accra Hearts of Oak will name a new coach this weeks ahead of their participation in the G6 tournament.
The Phobians are currently without a trainer following the resignation of interim coach Yaw Preko last Friday.
With the start of the new Ghana Premier League season nearing and also their participation in the G6 tournament next week, the management are in talks with some local coaches for the vacant job.
AshantiGold coach Bashir Hayford is reported to be the main target for the Phobians.
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