Hearts of Oak receptive to proposals for Benjamin Asare

Accra Hearts of Oak have announced their willingness to entertain transfer proposals for goalkeeper Benjamin Asare, emphasizing that any potential exit must align with the strategic and financial interests of both the player and the organization. Following his impressive displays for the Ghana Black Stars at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the 34-year-old keeper has become a focal point of significant transfer rumors from various notable clubs in North Africa and the lucrative Saudi leagues. In an official statement, the Ghana Premier League giants dismissed ongoing media claims regarding a set, predetermined price, characterizing those financial figures as purely speculative and without factual support. As a professionally managed football club, Hearts of Oak remains receptive to offers that align with the best interests of both the player and the organization, they stated. However, no official valuation has been disclosed at this moment, and any circulating numbers are merely speculative. This announcement comes after the club reportedly turned down an initial bid of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars from an unnamed foreign team, with insider information indicating that the continental powerhouses value their key goalkeeper at a range between one million and two million dollars. While French Ligue One club Toulouse FC has swiftly denied pursuing a transfer, Hearts of Oak is in a strong negotiating position, particularly since Asare recently signed a contract extension that binds him to the club until 2027.