The newly hired head coach, Mas-Ud Didi Dramani, has the full support of the Hearts of Oak board.
At a press conference introducing the team's new technical team, which includes Abdul Gazale as deputy head coach, board member Akwasi Agyeman made this pledge.
"On behalf of the board and Executive Chairman Togbe Afede XIV, I can guarantee you that the board will fully support you in fulfilling your duties. "We want the team to have a winning mentality," Agyeman stated.
A seasoned coach with two Ghana Premier League titles from his tenure at Asante Kotoko, Dramani hopes to forge a distinct route "based on consistency and sustainability" with Hearts of Oak.
On July 6, Dramani will face bitter rivals Asante Kotoko in the President's Cup, which will be his first significant test.
Aboubakar Ouattara, the team's previous head coach, has been moved to the Hearts board as a special advisor. Dramani has the support of the board and is ready to take Hearts of Oak to new heights.
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Ghanaian defender Gideon Mensah has talked candidly about his meeting with Achraf Hakimi of Paris Saint-Germain and Morocco.
After mastering the position, the Auxerre left-back, who has faced the Moroccan multiple times in French Ligue 1, acknowledges that he is hard to defend.
Hakimi, who played a key role in PSG's treble-winning campaign, is currently considered the best right-back in the world.
"Obviously, Hakimi is someone you do not know how to attack or defend because of his speed and the fact that he plays for a team that always has the ball, so there is always excitement around him. It has been really challenging to play against Hakimi because he is constantly going. "I am always glad if he is not playing, sometimes before the game," he said to Sporty FM.
Mensah also gave credit to other opponents who, in his opinion, do some excellent work but are overlooked since they are not well-known in the league.
"There are a few that are not well-known, but as I mentioned earlier, you play against players that are extremely hungry and will not allow you any room. These are names that are not very well-known in the league, but they have their moments, and when that time comes, you can not stop them," he added.
He continued, "But Hakimi is the hardest, and not because he is the best player, but because he has perfected the position; therefore, it is simple for him."