Board Chairman of Hearts of Oak, Togbe Afede XIV, has outlined ambitions of the club to build a 25,000-capacity stadium.
The club has made giant strides in its infrastructure at the Pobiman facility and is looking to go a step further by building its stadium in the coming years.
The Accra-based club has been using portions of the Pobiman complex for their pre-season ahead of the Ghana Premier League season 2023/24.
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According to Togbe Afede XIV, the club as part of its activities to be one of the model clubs in the country is taking active steps to secure land for that stadium.
“After the Pobiman is done, the only thing we don’t have is a big stadium,” he said.
“CAF requires a minimum 25,000 capacity stadium. After all this, that is what we want to do. I can assure you that the board, as visionary and future-oriented as it is, has already started looking for land for that stadium.
“We are ticking all the boxes but it is not easy.”
Hearts of Oak will have Real Tamale United to contend with in the opening game of the season, beginning their campaign with a trip to Tamale to face Real Tamale United.
