Ghana and Hearts of Oak legend, Stephen Appiah says he is ready to welcome managerial role at the club when given the opportunity.
Appiah, a former Black Stars captain featured for the Phobians in 1995 before leaving for Brescia in Italy.
“Accra Hearts of Oak gave me the platform to exhibit what’s in me," he told Joy FM.
“They really gave me a lot so if there is the need to come back and help technically why not.
“But for now I haven’t received any call from the board of directors”
Appiah started his professional career with Hearts of Oak in 1995.
He spent two years with the Phobians making 21 appearances with 19 goals.
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