Ghana legend, Mohammed Ahmed Polo has insisted he has no interest in becoming the next head coach of Hearts of Oak.
The Ghana Premier Leaguer heavyweights are in search of a new head trainer ahead of the 2023/24 football season.
Last week, the club announced they have mutually parted ways with interim coach, David Ocloo after just eight months in charge.
Ocloo steered the club to a 12th-placed finish last season after Slavko Matic was forced to resign by the fans due to a poor run of results.
Speaking in an interview on the state of his former club, Polo stated that he is not interested in returning to the rainbow club as a coach.
”I’m not interested to coach Hearts of Oak. My current concentration is on discovering, nurturing, and developing talent for our clubs. The local league is in disarray, and we require top players,” the 1978 AFCON winner said.
“I want to develop quality players so that people will come after them," he added.
Multiple media reports suggest that the club is close to appointing Nigerian trainer Paul Aigbogun as the new substantive head coach.
Meanwhile, the 2023/24 Ghana Premier League has been scheduled to kick off in September later this year.