Serbian tactician Kosta Papic claims he decided to quit Hearts of Oak coach because of interference in his job by the club’s top hierarchy.
Papic was appointed in November in charge of the Phobians and lasted for barely three months.
The experienced gaffer has tendered in his resignation letter to the club’s board following a decisive meeting on Monday evening.
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Papic, who had won the league title for the Phobians in 2009 took over from underperforming manager Edward Nii Odoom.
It was all rosy when Papic led the Rainbow club in his four games in charge but things changed going forward as his 10 matches in the Premier League ended with four wins, three draws and three losses.
”The influence from the management and board in player selection will make every professional coach uncomfortable at Hearts of Oak,” Papic is reported to have told Accra-based Angel FM.
Before Papic resigned his assistant, Joseph Asare Bediako also resigned from his post last week citing personal reasons.
Hearts of Oak are now in deep crisis and the search for a new manager to take charge for the remainder of the 2020-21 Ghana Premier League season.
Meanwhile, former Ghana U-20 coach Yaw Preko has been tipped to take over the coaching role at Hearts of Oak.
