Mohammed Polo reveals loss of interest in watching Hearts of Oak matches

Mohammed Polo, a legendary player for Hearts of Oak, has expressed his dissatisfaction with the current performance of his former club in the Ghana Premier League.

As a result of a string of poor performances, the team that will win the 2020/21 Ghana Premier League has gone from being among the favorites to win the title to being in danger of being relegated from Ghana's top league. They are now in 11th place on the standings, barely three points away from being in the red zone.

In addition, the team was eliminated in the preliminary rounds of the CAF Confederations Cup and was unable to successfully defend their FA Cup title.

As a result of their results, they have gone through three different coaches: Samuel Boadu, Slavko Matic, and most recently, David Ocloo.

Mohammed Polo, who earned a reputation for himself while playing for the club, has expressed his dissatisfaction with the current status of the club, which indicates that he is losing interest in watching the team that he "sacrificed so much for."

"I do watch them play occasionally, but not very often, because the level of interest that I have in the team has significantly decreased." Whenever I see them play, I can't help but wonder what is happening to the club for which we put in so much effort and sacrifice. When I watch Hearts of Oak games these days, I almost always feel depressed. "There are times when you look out onto the field and wonder what the players are doing," he said on Fox FM.

When the Phobians take on Berekum Chelsea at Golden City Park on the final day of the 2020/21 Ghana Premier League season, they will be looking to make amends for their previous performance in the competition.