Bashiru Hayford has availed of the vacant Hearts of Oak coaching job following the departure of David Ocloo to Kotoko.
The Accra-based side started the season with championship-winning coach, Samuel Boadu but had to let go of him when results went south side, replacing him with Serbia Trainer, who was similarly let go after a poor string of bad patches of results.
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David Ocloo was appointed stop guard coach following the departures of the aforementioned coaches for the remainder of the season, which guided Hearts to a 12-placed finish.
With the team still in search of a new coach almost two months before the start of the league, Bashir Hayford has expressed undying interest in the Hearts of Oak vacant coaching position.
Speaking in a recent interview with Accra-based, Mothers FM, he expressed the hope of being allowed to coach the side.
“Why not? I am ever ready if only they see me as a helper,” he said in an interview with Accra-based Mothers FM.
“Look at my pedigree. I don’t know the team that will be difficult for me to coach if given the opportunity. For now, they won’t advertise for you to apply but I am ever ready if only they see me as a helper.” he ended.
The experienced head has had a host of stints in the Ghana Premier League, managing sides such as Legon Cities, Asante Kotoko, Medeama, and Hearts of Lions.
