Former Hearts of Oak midfielder, Bernard Dong Bortey has cautioned the club that they will be relegated from the Ghana Premier League if they fail to pay him his GH¢7,000 arrears.
He claims that his outstanding salaries and bonuses stretch back to 2004.
The former Aduana Stars player insisted that he is in dire need of money to pay the medical bills of his mother who on her sick bed according to reports and if they fail to settle the club will find themselves in the Divisione One League.
''I can't lie against Hearts of Oak, they owe me GH¢7,000 and must pay me before my mother dies else something terrible will happen to the club,'' Bortey told Otec FM
''If they don't owe such an amount, they should not pay the money and see if they can win the Ghana Premier League or survive relegation and collapse.
''What I've done for them, no player can do that in recent times. What Shamo Quaye did for Hearts of Oak, I came to continue and nobody has been able to better it since.
''When I said I'm bigger than Hearts of Oak, they thought I was lying. They will soon know that I'm bigger than the club and I'm not bragging. I'm even better than all the players currently at the club and can play better them so they should not joke with me because I'm the son of God.''
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