Hearts of Oak's Public Relations Officer, Opare Addo, has confirmed the club's plans to construct two new stadiums in the near future.
The first will be a mini stadium in Pobiman, designed to host friendly matches.
The second will be a standard stadium intended for league games, allowing the club to fully play at their home grounds and not reschedule their games to other venues due to the unavailability of the Accra Sports Stadium.
Addo's statement aligns with Board Chairman Togbe Afede's previous revelation of plans to build a 25,000-seat sports stadium. The club's management has been actively working behind the scenes to secure land for this project.
"The club is going to build a mini stadium in Pobiman for all our friendly games," he said
"In addition, the club will also build a standard stadium for our league games so that we can leave the Accra Sports stadium for the NSA," he added.
The club has already completed its training grounds at Pobiman, which have been instrumental in preparing the team for Ghana Premier League games.
The new stadiums are expected to further enhance the club's infrastructure and provide a boost to its performance in local and international competitions.