Hearts of Oak set to resolve FIFA transfer ban after $146,000 Rene Hiddink settlement
Former Hearts of Oak Technical Director Rene Hiddink has confirmed that he has received the $146,000 settlement owed to him by the Ghana Premier League giants, a development that could pave the way for the club’s FIFA-imposed transfer ban to be lifted. The Phobian Club were sanctioned by FIFA following a dispute with Hiddink over […]
Former Hearts of Oak Technical Director Rene Hiddink has received a $146,000 settlement from the Ghana Premier League club, potentially clearing their FIFA-imposed transfer ban. The transfer ban was put in place due to a dispute over unpaid salaries between Hiddink and the Phobians. Hiddink subsequently took legal action to recover the outstanding payments.
This development could allow Hearts of Oak to submit the necessary documentation to FIFA for the transfer ban to be lifted, enabling the club to register new players for the upcoming 2026/27 season. The news is expected to provide a significant boost for new head coach Nebojsa Kapor, as the Phobians prepare to commence their campaign against Berekum Chelsea.
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