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Hearts of Oak goalkeeper's trainer Nasam Yakubu has noted that he is yet to decide whether he will stay at the club next season or not.
Since the resignation of Yaw Preko, many have suggested Nasam will follow suit following their wonderful relationship.
Hearts have come out to state that Nasam will stay but the Black Stars goalkeeper's trainer claims he is undecided about his future at the club, especially after the resignation of Yaw Preko as head coach.
“I have not yet reached a conclusion about my future at the club. I will communicate with management with regards to my stance by close of week, but for now, I’m still thegoalkeepers’ trainer of the club.”
Nassamu doubles up as the goalkeeper's trainer for the Black Stars.
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