Accra Hearts of Oak coach Samuel Boadu has revealed his ambitions to take up Ghana’s coaching job in the future.

It follows the Phobians GPL triumph – their first title since 2009 which came after a 1-1 draw with Liberty Professionals last Sunday.

The National U15 gaffer was appointed as Hearts coach in March following the departure of Serbian coach Kosta Papic, who had also earlier taken over from Edward Odoom.

Odoom began the season with the Phobians but was kicked out after a run of disappointing results.

In an interview with 3Sports Boadu opened up on his future goal after leading the Rainbow boys to glory:

“It is my ambition as a coach to coach the Black Stars in the future,” 

“There is no bigger job for me. Unless I say I can’t do it, I will. Mark it somewhere.”

Boadu and his charges will be seeking a domestic double after being drawn against Elmina Sharks in the last 8 of the 2020/2021 MTN FA CUP.