Obed Ansah not keen to extend Hearts stay

Posted On Saturday, 8th January 2011

By Patrick Akoto

Obed Ansah

Ghanaian giants Hearts of Oak are struggling to hold onto mercurial midfielder Obed Ansah, GHANAsoccernet understands.

The player’s contract expires at the end of next month and talks to extend his contract has hit the snag, leaving his options open.

The 24-year old who scored 12 goals for the club last term has been attracting interest somewhere with rivals Asante Kotoko.

Hearts are hopeful of tying him down to a new long term contract to prevent the situation that led to the departure of youngster Tawrick Djibril.

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IBRAHIM says:

January 8, 2011 at 10:05 am

Hearts should let him go if he refuses to extend his contract.There are youngsters who can do as him.Phobiaaaaa…..

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k says:

January 8, 2011 at 4:50 pm

dis story be rubbish. he will neva play 4 kotoko!!! dis site be boola!!!

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Clifford ireland sexton says:

January 8, 2011 at 10:17 pm

I really loves ur stories.Keep it up

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Stephen says:

January 8, 2011 at 11:40 pm

Obed pleaaaaaaaase do not extend ur contract with phobia family, b’cos we Fabu family will welcome u into our lovely club Fabulous.

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