Accra Hearts of Oak have added seven new players to their squad as the club intensifies preparations for the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League campaign.
The Phobians have taken advantage of the lifting of their player registration ban to reinforce the squad, with the club’s management and technical team working to assemble a competitive side ahead of the new season.
The seven players who have joined Hearts of Oak are Abdul Aziz, Mustapha Yakubu, Alex Banso, Manuel Osei Djan, Rockson Kyeremeh, Caleb Koranteng and Frimpong Gyau.
The new recruits are said to have completed their medical assessments and contractual processes, clearing the way for the club to officially announce and unveil them.
Some of the players have already reported for training at the Pobiman Complex, where head coach Kapor is assessing the squad during the pre-season period.
The additions are expected to increase competition for places and give the technical team greater options in different areas of the pitch. Hearts of Oak will also be looking to integrate the newcomers quickly with the players who were already part of the squad.
The recruitment comes at an important time for the Phobians after the club was previously restricted from registering new players. With those limitations now lifted, the club has been able to make significant moves in the transfer market.
Hearts of Oak are hoping the new signings will add quality, energy and depth as they target a stronger campaign in the upcoming Ghana Premier League season.
Coach Kapor now faces the challenge of finding the right balance between the new arrivals and the existing squad while developing a team capable of competing consistently throughout the campaign.
Competition for starting positions is expected to become intense as pre-season progresses, with the new players eager to establish themselves and earn the confidence of the technical team.
The club could also make further additions before the transfer window closes, meaning the seven signings may not be the final pieces of Hearts of Oak’s rebuilding exercise.
Supporters will now be looking forward to the official unveiling of the new recruits and, more importantly, seeing whether the strengthened squad can deliver improved performances when the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season begins.
For the Phobians, the latest recruitment activity signals a renewed effort to build a deeper and more competitive squad capable of challenging for domestic success.
