Head coach of Accra Hearts of Oak, Frank Nuttal has finally returned from his long vacation to his native country Scotland.
The Scottish gaffer has been away in the United Kingdom for the past 21 days where he has been spending time with his family following a busy season with the Phobians.
His extended stay away from the club raised lots of eyebrows and leading the communication director of the club Kwame Opare Addo to openly express his frustration on the development.
Opare Addo revealed last week that the club was left in the dark over the arrival of coach Frank Elliot Nuttal as pre-season intensifies ahead of the upcoming season.
Nuttal was expected to arrive in Ghana last Sunday before the commencement of their pre-season training schedule on Monday 4th December but failed to turn up, leaving deputy coach Henry Wellington to take charge of the side in his absence
Footballghana.com can however confirm that the 48-year-old gaffer has finally arrived after he touched down at the Kotoka International Airport on Tuesday evening.
Nuttal is expected to put his squad in good shape as they square off against bitterest rivals Kotoko in the return leg of the Ghana @60 celebrations at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium on Sunday December 24.