Ghana Premier League side Hearts of Oak have reiterated their support for head coach Edward Nii Odoom in the wake of recent media reports surrounding the future of the trainer.
The Phobians' managerial job has become topical after former Ashanti Gold and Berekum Chelsea coach Svetislav Tanasijevic revealed ongoing talks with the club to take over the position.
Odoom has been at the helm of affairs since January but the side's topsy-turvy performance in the Ghana Premier League this season has provoked uncertainties about his future.
"Hearts of Oak wants to reiterate that coach Odoom remains our head coach and therefore calling on all Phobians to offer him all the necessary support," the club posted on Twitter.
"Hearts of Oak is aware that some mischievous characters always concoct stories to satisfy their selfish ends but we remain focused and will not be swayed by these false reports."
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Odoom took over the Hearts job, initially on interim basis, following the sacking of Kim Grant.
The Phobians currently occupy the ninth position on the Premier League table.
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