Former Hearts of Oak offensive midfielder Uriah Asante has died after suffering a cardiac arrest.
The tragic incident happened onMonday afternoon after he was rushed to the hospital.
His cousin Adolf Gyimah confirmed the tragic news on Kumasi-based Ashh FM on Monday.
The University of Ghana graduate had two seasons for the Phobians where he became one of the mainstays of the team before leaving for Etoile du Sahel in Tunisia.
Watch video of Uriah Asante's two years with Hearts of Oak.
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