Fiamenyo still searching for a club
Former Accra Hearts of Oak forward, Gilbert Fiamenyo, says he is ready to sign for any club which will come foward with a better offer when the next registration window for the Ghana Premier League opens.
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Fiamenyo told the Graphic Sports, that he could only move on if another club made a move for his service.
“It is not my fault that I couldn’t register for any club, there is nothing I can do about it. Am currently at home but still open to any club that comes with a good offer,” he explained.
The burly striker fell out of favour with the Phobians last season, having scored some decisive goals for the club before eventually losing his place in the team due to poor form.
The 24-year-old started his career with the defunct Gomoa Fetteh Feyenoord Academy and later joined Kpando Hearts of Lions between the year 2009 and 2012.
He then moved to Hearts in August 2012 until he fell out with former Hearts coach David Duncan, who demanded he worked extra hard to merit a place in the starting lineup.
Meanwhile, newly signed Hearts foward Samudeen Ibrahim could make an early return after sustaining an injury against New Edubiase United last Sunday. He was initially feared to have sustained a serious foot injury but those fears have been played down by Hearts officials who say the midfielder is recuperating very well.
The Public Relations Officer for Hearts, Kwame Opare Addo, told this paper that an MRI scan and X-ray test revealed just a swelling of the leg and that there was no muscle tear or fracture.
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He said the player had started light training but would not be rushed into making a return to the field.