Hearts of Oak defender Michael Ampadu has officially reconciled with head coach Aboubakar Ouattara and will rejoin training on Monday as the team intensifies preparations for the remainder of the season.
The reconciliation follows a heartfelt meeting at Ouattara’s residence, where Ampadu expressed deep remorse and offered an unconditional apology. Accompanied by team captain Benjamin Asare and vice-captain Osei Asibey, Ampadu’s visit underscored the squad’s commitment to unity and progress.
The defender extended his gratitude to the club’s Executive Board Chairman, His Royal Highness Togbe Afede XIV, for mediating the conflict and fostering harmony.
Speaking to Hearts Communications, Ouattara highlighted the significance of starting anew:
“In the spirit of the New Year, my birthday, and our recent victory, this is the perfect time to move on. As a father figure to the squad, I’m committed to uniting the team and focusing on our shared goals.”
Ampadu echoed similar sentiments, expressing relief and gratitude:
“I’m delighted to have reconciled with Coach Ouattara. My heartfelt thanks go to the club’s president for his guidance and to my teammates for their unwavering support. I deeply regret my actions and promise to give my all for the badge as we move forward.”
This resolution marks a key moment of unity for Hearts of Oak as the team prepares for the challenges ahead.
