Nigerien international, Mamane Lawali has bid farewell to fans of Hearts of Oak.
The midfielder as announced by Hearts of Oak on Thursday, December 29, is leaving the club after spending three years with the Ghana Premier League giants.
“After 3 years of being with Accra Hearts of Oak, midfielder, Lawali Mamane has finally parted ways with the club.
“The Nigerien midfielder whose contract ended this year has opted not to extend his contract with the club thereby bringing his stay at the club to an end. He has opted to continue with his career elsewhere,” an official communique from the Phobians said.
Speaking on his departure, Mamane Lawali said he is grateful to Hearts of Oak board chairman Togbe Afede XIV for the show of care.
He also extended special thanks to the supporters of Hearts of Oak for always believing in him.
“I am grateful to the Board Chairman for helping me get my surgery and ensuring that I can continue to play and make a living. I thank the fans as well for keeping faith in me even though I wasn’t playing they still believed in me,” the departing Mamane Lawali said.