Ghanaian giants, Hearts of Oak have denied media reportage that head coach, Slavko Matic has parted ways with the club aftee just three months.[ads2]
The Serbian trainer has returned to his country with reports suggesting that he will not return to continue his job as head coach of the former Ghana Premier League Champions.
In a statement, Hearts of Oak have denied the reportage, indicating that Matic has only returned to his country to seek for medical attention.[ads3]
The statement has also rebuffed claims by one Jean Jacque Kojo Effangon that management of Hearts of Oak failed to provide for the needs of Slavko Matic hence his desire to leave the club.
“Let us place on record that these statements making the rounds on social media are factually incorrect and rather appear to taint the image of the club in the eyes of the public and numerous supporters of the club”, part of the statement sighted by Kyfilla.com reads.[ads4]
The Phobians have called upon Mr Effangon to provide clear evidence of his claims to the management of the club within seven days or face legal action.
Slavko Matic joined Hearts of Oak in October, 2022 after the sacking of coach Samuel Boadu who guided the team to five trophies including the league title in his two-year stay.
Meanwhile, Hearts of Oak have had their request to the Ghana Football Association to postpone their league game against Tamale City at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium on Saturday, January 7, 2023 disapproved.[ads5]
