The Managing Director of Hearts of Oak, Dr Delali Anku-Adiamah, exudes confidence as he proudly labels the club as the epitome of greatness within Ghanaian football.
With a rich history of dominance in African football, the Phobian Club stands tall as one of the continent's most formidable teams, despite recent challenges. Samuel Boadu's leadership broke a decade-long trophy drought, reigniting hope and pride within the Rainbow Club.
Hearts of Oak boasts an impressive trophy cabinet, having clinched the Premier League title a staggering twenty-one times, the FA Cup twelve times – a national record, and securing the Super Cup thrice, jointly holding the record.
Additionally, they have triumphed in the President's Cup six times and claimed both the CAF Champions League and the CAF Confederations Cup once each.
Dr Anku-Adiamah staunchly reaffirms his belief in the club's unparalleled stature, asserting their winning mentality and relentless pursuit of success.
"I have known Hearts of Oak for long right from infancy. It is the best club in Ghana," he told Accra-based Happy FM as monitored by Footballghana.com.
"We are winners. We are here to win. Where we want to be requires that we should get everyone on the same page," he added.
Amidst the ongoing 2023/24 Ghana Premier League season, Hearts of Oak currently occupies the 7th position on the league table.
However, they remain resolute in their ambition to climb higher, as they gear up to face Bofoakwa Tano in their upcoming Matchday 20 clash at the iconic Baba Yara Stadium.