Ghanaian giants Accra Hearts of Oak have announced they are relocating to Pobiman, giving the Phobians their first permanent home in the club's 106-year history
The Phobians had for a long time held its training session on a piece of land near the Art Center in Accra, opposite the offices of the National Lotteries Authority.
Hearts of Oak at some point in time moved to the ATTC Park for its training sessions after their training ground in near the Arts Center was taken over by developers to convert it into a hospitality facility.
From the ATTC Park, the Phobians shifted base to the Legon Ajax Park on the campus of the University of Ghana for its training sessions.
A statement issued and signed by the Hearts of Oak's Communications Manager Mr Kwame Opare Addo said effective Monday, July 30 2018, the Club would shift its training grounds from the University of Ghana, Legon, to Pobiman.
The move to Pobiman is seen as the first step in achieving Accra Hearts of Oak's long-held vision of the construction of three modern pitches to be used by the club for its training sessions.
The three pitches to be constructed are an artificial pitch, grass pitch and one grassless pitch.
