Hearts of Oak head coach, Slavko Matic could not step foot in Ghana again after returning to his country, Serbia few days ago, as rightly reported earlier.
The 48 year old tasted his first defeat last Monday and has left the shores of the country for his native for medical treatment, as reported by the club in their release.
This is due to the earlier reports that, the Ghana Football Association have agreed to postpone Hearts of Oak matches until the CHAN is over due to the limited number of players they are having in camp at the moment but turns out to be false with their week 11 game against Kotoku Royals coming up this weekend.
The enterprising tactician joined the 'Phobians' in the early stages of this season to replace out-gone head coach Samuel Boadu who was jettisoned in what is described as poor performance and started off on a very higher note.
He led them to an incredible eight matches without a defeat- a run which got them into the top four but suffered his first defeat last Monday against Bechem United in Cape Coast in week 10.
Fresh reports chipping in are that, the Serbian gaffer is most likely not to return to Ghana again following series of disagreements between him and the club management on some issues.
It is speculated that, Matic was never in support with the decision to postpone their matches due to unavailability of players and believes there are youngsters who will fit in perfectly for their subsequent matches
