Former Ghana youth midfielder Asiedu Atobrah has returned to his native country in an attempt to re-launch his career with local giants Hearts of Oak.
Atobrah has been spotted training with the Accra-side on Thursday to fuel reports of an imminent switch to the former African champions.
The ex-New Edubiase midfielder has been inactive since he left Belgian side KV Kortrijk in 2016.
He is expected to train with the side in a bid to win a contract after being without a club for the past one season.
The midfielder is among a host of other stars who has been training with the Phobians this week.
Former striker Gilbert Fiamenyo has also been spotted training with Hearts throw the spiralling rumour mill into full gear.
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