Congolese defender, Raddy Ovouka has finally secured a work permit to continue his career in Ghana.
The Hearts of Oak defender has missed the Phobians two games due to the expiration of his work permit.
The club’s failure to renew Ovouka’s work permit led to the sacking of Chief Operating Officer, William Coleman.
A report filed by Kumasi based Oyerapa FM indicates that the 21-year-old has finally secured his permit and ready to hit the ground running for the Phobians.
He sat out in Hearts of Oak's 1-0 defeat to Ashgold at the Len Clay Stadium.
The enterprising defender is expected to return for the 20-time Ghana league holders against Karela in their week 21 fixture at the Crosby Awuah Memorial Park in Anyinase on Sunday.
Hearts of Oak lie 3rd on the league table with 33 points from 20 matches.