Veteran football administrator, Samuel Oduro-Nyarko has hit back at Hearts of Oak head coach, Martin Koopman, for claiming goal-scoring challenges aren’t peculiar to his team.
The Dutch gaffer who has been under immense pressure claimed the entire country has a goalscoring problem.
The statement by Koopman attracted a lot of criticism.
However, Oduro-Nyarko, who is a former Wa All Stars CEO in an interview with Citi Sports said, “He must be truthful enough to say that this problem is peculiar to Hearts of Oak; it is not a national issue.
“Every club has a challenge so he must identify his own problem and solve it.”
Ghana’s Black Stars failed to score in friendly games against USA and Mexico leading to calls for the dismissal of head coach Chris Hughton.