Former Accra Hearts of Oak prodigy Sollar Ayew has called on the management of the club to terminate the contract of Coach Vucecevic Nebojsa with immediate effect.
The former player has criticized the club’s continuous reliance on foreign coaches at the expense of local coaches and talents.
Sollar Ayew, who was an extraordinary player in his playing days was believed to be a better player than his elder brother Abedi Pele but for a career ending injury in 1996, believes local coaches are better than expatriates.
“The white coaches don’t know our terrain very well,” he told JOY Sports.
Sollar was at the Accra Sports Stadium over the weekend when Hearts of Oak were thrashed 3-1 by rivals Asante Kotoko
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