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Hearts Of Oak Settle Player And Staff Arrears

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Accra Hearts of Oak have settled their indebtedness to players and staff regarding the two-month salary arrears.

Players and members of the technical staff were owed two months salary arrears for the month of June and July but that has now been handled – a move which will serve as a big relief for playing and technical staff.

Football in the world has suffered immensely from the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic. It has grinded to a halt since the middle of March and with most clubs depending on gate proceeds to survive, Hearts of Oak like most others cannot wait for football to bounce back so as to generate revenue from the gates and sponsorship.

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