Hearts of Oak will be without the services of two of their valued assets, Michelle Sarpong and Emmanuel Nettey in the ongoing Ghana Premier League.

Michelle Sarpong sustained a hamstring injury which will see him on the sidelines for two weeks.

The pacy wide man has featured six (6) times for the capital-based club scoring two (2) in the process, his last action was against King Faisal on matchday six at the Nana Ohene Ameyaw Park, which saw his club win by 2-1.

Emmanuel Nettey on the other hand is slowly warming his way up in training after sustaining a knee injury which has seen him out of the game for almost two months.

In rather exciting news for Hearts of Oak fans, striker forward Kojo Obeng Junior their darling boy will resume light training in the coming days.

He suffered a groin injury in his sides 6-1 mauling over league leaders, Bechem United on Saturday at the Accra Sports Stadium.

The Rainbow side will be hoping to continue their consistent dis when they travel away to Elmina Sharks bruised by their defeat to Karela United at the CAM Park in week seven of the ongoing Ghana Premier League.

Accra Hearts of Oak midfielder Emmanuel Nettey believes his club is the biggest club in Ghana and one of the biggest in Africa.

Emmanuel Nettey emerged as on the best players at Hearts of Oak after joining the Accra based club from Unistar Academy, he has been a fan favorite since he joined the club.

Talking to CitiSports, the midfielder stated that he is playing for the best club in the country and one of the best clubs in Africa.

“It’s been a joy and I’m really happy donning the colors of Hearts of Oak. This is one of the biggest clubs in Africa and the biggest club in Ghana because they are continental club masters. It is my opinion and it’s what I believe in. We are the biggest club in Ghana.” he told CitiSports

The midfielder said he grew up a fan of the club he currently plays for and alluded his move to Accra Hearts of Oak as the perfect timing of God.

“I grew up as a Hearts fan but had to play other clubs before coming to Hearts because I believe in the timing of God. If I had rushed to play, maybe I wouldn’t be making waves like now. We plan but God decides and He says this is the time for me to play for Hearts of Oak.”

Nettey started his professional career with a stint at Tema-based Inter Allies. His contract was terminated there and he moved to Unistar Soccer Academy before joining Hearts of Oak.