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I’m back to Hearts of Oak to win Ghana Premier League—Kosta Papic
Hearts of Oak head coach, Kosta Papic, says he signed for the Phobians because he wants to win the Ghana Premier League.
The Serbian gaffer was appointed early this month for a second spell after a poor start to the new season under Edward Odoom.
Under Papic in the 2008/09 season, Hearts of Oak were leading the table with ten points with seven games to the end of the season before he was sacked.
The former Maritzburg United boss states it’ll not be easy, but they are working towards it.
”What made me come back to Hearts of Oak is to win the league and possibly the CAF Champions League,” Papic told Fox FM.
”I believe the team has the capacity to do that and we are working on it, it is not easy but we are going to fight for it.”
Hearts of Oak are seventh on the league table with 8 points from six matches.
Source: MyNewsGh.com
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