Hearts of Oak coach, Samuel Boadu, says he is confident his side will make an impact in their Caf Champions League participation.
The Ghana Premier League giants confirmed their participation in the Caf inter-club competition after winning the 2020/21 Premier League title with a game to end the season.
According to the 35-year-old gaffer, the current playing body can go out and make Ghana proud on the continental level even though he was yet to decide on whether to augment the squad with the season yet to end.
“It would be my first time playing in the CAF Champions League, so we try our maximum best to make an impact and people shouldn’t underestimate my players," Boadu told the press on Wednesday.
"We might not have big names but I believe they can put out some excellent performances and I urge the media to encourage them, likewise the fans and management and we would not disappoint Ghanaians in our African campaign.
“I’m yet to decide if we should bring on board some players to augment the squad because the league is yet to end and the MTN FA Cup is still ongoing,” he added.
Hearts of Oak will wrap up their season with an away game against WAFA at the Red Bull Arena at Sogakope on Saturday.