Accra Hearts of Oak Sporting Club says it is pursuing an amicable resolution in its dispute with former Technical Director René Hiddink as efforts intensify to bring the standoff to a close.
In a statement issued by the club, management disclosed that recent discussions between both sides have resulted in a formal settlement proposal being submitted to Hiddink’s legal team.
According to the club, the proposal was made in good faith as part of efforts to resolve the matter professionally while protecting the interests of all parties involved.
“Hearts of Oak remains focused on the ongoing resolution process and will not be drawn into commentary that may undermine efforts toward an amicable settlement,” the statement noted.
The club also addressed reports of alleged leaked conversations circulating publicly, stressing that it remains committed to handling the issue with transparency and professionalism.
Management said throughout the dispute, the club has worked to safeguard its reputation and long-term interests while respecting the rights of its former technical director.
Hearts of Oak further disclosed that it is currently awaiting an official response from Hiddink and his legal representatives on the proposal presented.
The club has appealed to supporters and stakeholders to remain calm as negotiations continue, expressing confidence that the issue will be resolved peacefully.
Management reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining stability at the club and ensuring continued progress both on and off the pitch.
