I don’t regret leaving Hearts despite my unsuccessful stint with Horoya – Patrick Razak

Ghana winger Patrick Razak says it was best decision leaving Hearts of Oak to join Guinean giants Horoya AC.

Razak departed the Phobians in 2018 after both parties failed to reach a deal to extend his contract. The former Tamale Utrecht forward was reported to be on a monthly salary of GHS 400.

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The 23-year-old struggled to impress the Guinean side and consequently got his contract terminated.

However, the speedster insists he does not regret the decision to leave the Accra-based giants despite his unsuccessful spell with the Red and White lads.

“I don’t regret with my decision because there are a lot of opportunities ahead of me. I would have regret if that is the end of my career but the truth is that I’m still young and can play actively.

“I think I took the right decision because the offer came at the time when football activities were at halt due to Anas documentary. I put some measure in place for Hearts of Oak but they couldn’t meet it and that is why I left.

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“I could not have regretted because things did not go on well for me there. It is just an incident that has happened so I will take the positives out of it. I will say I benefited from the deal as player,” he concluded.

Razak is heavily linked with a return to Hearts of Oak ahead of the resumption of football.