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Hearts of Oak reject claims of failing to feed players on matchdays amid other player welfare reports
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Hearts of Oak free to register new players as FIFA lifts ban after Hiddink settlement In a statement issued on October 8, 2026, the club’s management dismissed reports circulating in the media and maintained that player welfare remains a priority.
Accra Hearts of Oak have rejected reports suggesting that their players are not being fed properly before and on matchdays, insisting that there is no such occurrence regarding the welfare of players and officials at the club.
The club says home-match players receive four meals across the eve of a game and matchday, while away players and officials receive three meals on each of the two days.
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