In-form Bibiani Goldstars striker Abednego Tetteh has revealed he nearly called it a quit in football after a tough stint with Hearts of Oak.
The red-hot forward joined the Phobians in 2020, but left after just a season following struggles to break into the starting team.
Tetteh joined King Faisal, where he spent the first half of the current season, scoring two goals before moving to Goldstars,
The former Bechem United attacker has rediscovered his form, scoring 14 goals in the second half of the season.
He is currently leading the Ghana Premier League goal king race with 16 goals.
Speaking to Original FM, Tetteh said he nearly quit football following a difficult spell with the Phobians.
"I almost quit football because of what I went through during my time with Accra Hearts of Oak,"
He continued, "It would be very challenging for me to consider returning to Accra Hearts of Oak."