Hearts of Oak sack William-Alexander Coleman 

The Hearts of Oak Board of directors have parted ways with the club’s chief operating officer after seven months.

The Chief Operating Officer, William-Alexander Coleman has been sacked by the club’s Board Chairman over unprofessional and incompetence in his role.

Coleman was relieved of his duties as the Chief Operating Officer of the Ghana Premier League giants after failing to renew the work permit of Raddy Ovouka which expired weeks ago.

According to our source, he was asked to process the renewal of the Congolese international’s work permit but he refused which saw Ovouka missing out on the club’s match-day squad against Inter Allies.

The young administrator was appointed the Chief Operating Officer in October, 2020 to augment the management team of the club.

Coleman holds an MBA in Sports Management from the LaLiga-UCAM University, Spain.

He also holds a Bachelors’ degree in Economics and Sociology from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Sports Marketing from then LaLiga-UCAM University in Murcia, Spain.

Source: Kickgh