Former Hearts of Oak coach Samuel Boadu is close to signing a two-year contract with Aduana Stars, according to Ghanasoccernet.
Following his inability to win the Ghana Premier League title last season, Aduana Stars parted ways with their previous coach, Paa Kwesi Fabin.
According to club sources, Aduana Stars are aggressively seeking to get Boadu’s services to fill the coaching position.
Boadu is poised to quit his current post as a stop-gap coach with Division Two team Kumasi Cornerstone for the opportunity with Aduana Stars.
Boadu rose to prominence during his time at Hearts of Oak, where he achieved exceptional success. He broke the club’s Ghana Premier League trophy drought in 2021, guiding them to their first league title since 2009. He also won a significant triumph in the FA Cup. Boadu’s exit from Hearts of Oak came after he had won four major trophies including the President’s Cup twice.
The probable transfer to Aduana Stars would be a significant step forward in Boadu’s coaching career, and the two-year deal would allow him to further exhibit his abilities and effect as a coach. If the acquisition goes through, it might open up a new chapter for both Boadu and Aduana Stars as they look to collaborate for mutual success in the upcoming season
