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Hearts of Oak sign PAC Academy duo Rockson Kyeremeh and Manuel Osei Djan

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
August 13, 2026
in Football, Ghana, Premier League, Top Stories, Transfers
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Hearts of Oak are closing in on two promising talents from PAC Academy, with forward Rockson Kyeremeh and centre-back Manuel Osei Djan undergoing their medical examinations this morning ahead of proposed moves to the Ghanaian giants.

The two players are understood to be on the verge of completing their transfers to the Phobians as the club continues to strengthen its squad with a focus on young and promising players.

Kyeremeh, an attacking forward, and Osei Djan, a centre-back, have emerged as the latest names set to join Hearts of Oak, with both players expected to put pen to paper on five-year contracts once the necessary formalities are completed.

The ongoing medicals represent a significant step in the transfer process. Subject to the successful completion of the examinations and the final documentation, both players are expected to officially become Hearts of Oak players.

The move forms part of Hearts of Oak’s efforts to secure the services of emerging talents and build a squad capable of competing strongly across domestic competitions.

Kyeremeh is expected to add another attacking option to the Hearts of Oak setup, while Osei Djan could provide additional depth and competition in the heart of the defence.

The decision to hand both players long-term contracts also underlines the club’s apparent intention to invest in their development and potentially make them important members of the team in the years ahead.

For PAC Academy, the departure of the duo represents another indication of the academy’s role in developing young footballers capable of attracting the attention of some of Ghana’s biggest clubs.

The Phobians have been active in their squad-building efforts, and the expected arrival of Kyeremeh and Osei Djan could give the club additional options as preparations continue for the upcoming campaign.

If the medicals are successfully completed and the final agreements are signed, the two players will officially begin a new chapter of their careers in the famous Hearts of Oak colours.

The proposed five-year deals would also provide both players with the opportunity to establish themselves at one of Ghana’s most decorated clubs while giving Hearts of Oak a longer-term investment in their abilities.

The transfer is therefore expected to be closely watched by supporters of the Phobians, particularly those eager to see how the new recruits fit into the club’s plans.

With the medical examinations now underway, the final steps appear to be in place for Rockson Kyeremeh and Manuel Osei Djan to complete their respective switches from PAC Academy to Hearts of Oak.

New deals are taking shape, and Hearts of Oak appear determined to get their transfer business done.

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