Abdul Salam Yakubu, the new owner of Edubiase United, thinks Hearts of Oak needs to be on par with Al Ahly, the dominant team in Egypt.
But recently, the Phobians' fortunes have declined. One of Ghana's most legendary football teams, Hearts of Oak, is deeply ingrained in the history of African football.
The team has won multiple championships, such as the CAF Confederation Cup in 2005 and the esteemed CAF Champions League in 2000.
Even with its illustrious past and prestigious status, Hearts of Oak is currently dealing with serious difficulties.
The Ghana Premier League season of 2023–2024 was especially disastrous for the squad, as they just managed to avoid relegation.
The end result of this battle was a controversial victory over Bechem United on the final day, which brought attention to structural problems inside the team.
In Africa, Hearts of Oak is a well-known brand. Their benchmark ought to have been on par with Al Ahly's. Everything right now revolves around investment, Yakubu said to Asempa FM.
Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak are two of the biggest clubs in Africa, although they haven't performed well in a long time. Football is an investment that will pay off.
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Otto Addo attempts to shoot down Kwesi Appiah's dreams of transporting Sudan to Morocco.
Otto Addo, head coach of the Black Stars, is getting ready for a tactical duel with James Kwesi Appiah of Sudan.
The head coach of Sudan's senior men's national team is now Ghanaian tactician James Kwesi Appiah.
Following a respectable start to the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) competition, the coach is eager to get Sudan into the continental match in Morocco.
Under the guidance of coach James Kwesi Appiah, Sudan was able to secure three of a possible six points in their opening two qualifiers.
Before Sudan lost to Angola in the second qualification match, the campaign got off to a positive start against Niger.
To move further, Coach Kwesi Appiah and his team will be aiming to score more points in their doubleheader match against Ghana in October.
Otto Addo, the head coach of Ghana, is also not taking anything lightly ahead of the two games.
The Germany-trained tactician is keen to crush Coach Kwesi Appiah's and his Sudanese team's hopes of qualifying for the AFCON despite failing to lead the Black Stars to victory in their opening two qualifiers.
Fans will be eager to watch the tactical struggle between the two managers because there is a lot on the line for both of them.
Before the rematch takes place on October 14, Ghana and Angola will play their first match on October 11.
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