Hearts of Oak’s Board Member Frank Nelson has said the club is prepared to release defender Godwin Osei Bonsu to Racing Genk.
The Belgian club is reported to be preparing a 290,000 dollar bid for the centre back who commences training with the Local Black Stars today.
Osei Bonsu has been impressive for the Phobians this season, featuring in most Premier League matches.
Frank Nelson said he does not expect Osei Bonsu’s possible exit to endanger Hearts of Oak’s Premier League campaign.
He said although the player was central to the performance of the club, the business aspect of Hearts is to be considered in taking the decision.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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