Former Hearts of Oak player, Bernard Dong Bortey has disclosed that the Oaktree team still owe him an amount of GH¢ 7,000 for close to eight years after leaving the club.
Bortey joined the capital-based side in 2001 from the defunct Tema-based GHAPOHA.
''When I joined Hearts of Oak, the management promised to give me GH¢ 10,000 for three years,'' he told Happy FM.
''I was given GH¢ 3,000, the rest has still not been paid. I know GH¢ 7,000 is not any money for Hearts of Oak, so I'm pleading with them to settle me.''
Bortey helped Hearts of Oak to win three Ghana Premier League titles.
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