Hearts of Oak head coach, Samuel Boadu has disclosed that he left Medeama SC with pains.
The highly-rated Ghanaian tactician earlier in the season was poached by the Accra giants as he left his role as the head coach for the Yellow and Mauve outfit.
On the back of tremendous work done at Hearts of Oak, Coach Samuel Boadu has led the team to end an 11-year major trophy drought to win the Ghana Premier League title.
Speaking in an interview with Light FM amid the excitement, the coach has opened up on leaving Medeama SC midway through the campaign.
According to him, he left the club with pains because there were officials who were not helping his course.
“I left Medeama with pains because those around Moses Parker were not pushing my dreams.
“There are some people destroying Moses Parker’s Medeama so he needs to be vigilant,” Coach Samuel Boadu revealed.
Having won the League title with Hearts of Oak, the gaffer says he is keen on improving his team to ensure they do well in Africa next season where they are set to play in the CAF Champions League.
Source: Modern Ghana
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