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    We are engaging FIFA to resolve outstanding financial issues – Hearts of Oak

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    Hearts of Oak blocked from new signings by FIFA Hearts of Oak blocked from new signings by FIFA

    Accra Hearts of Oak has assured supporters that the club is taking urgent steps to address financial issues that have resulted in a registration ban imposed by FIFA.

    In a statement issued on Friday, August 22, 2025, the club confirmed that the sanction was linked to outstanding obligations arising from the Renne Hiddink case.

    Management said it was already engaging both the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and FIFA to find a swift and responsible resolution. It further clarified that the ban would not affect the current squad, as all player registrations had been completed before the sanction took effect.

    “We appeal to our Phobian family to remain calm and united. The leadership is committed to transparency, accountability, and the long-term stability of Hearts of Oak,” the statement read.

    The club expressed gratitude to its supporters for their loyalty and urged them to continue believing in its vision and resilience during this challenging period.



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