Hearts of Oak’s Christopher Bonney dismisses return to Ebusua Dwarfs rumours amid fighting for position
Hearts of Oak right-back Christopher Bonney has ruled out the possibility of returning to former side Ebusua Dwarfs amid fight back for his position.
Bonney joined Hearts form Dwarfs in 2018 having shown some impressive displays at the Cape Coast Stadium.
The defender started off well after joining the Phobians and became a regular man under former boss Kim Grant before the manager was finally shown the exit door over poor performance.
The sack of Grant back in December last year has impacted the progress of Bonney seeing the former Kotoko defender lost his position to Fatawu Mohammed under new boss Edward Odoom.
He has seen virtually no minute under Odoom this term, and Bonney was rumoured to pay a move back to former side Dwarfs, however, the defender has insisted on staying at Heart amid fighting back for his position.
“Reports about my return to Dwarfs from Heart of Oak is not true. I have a contract with Heart of oak and am looking up to serve until it’s over” Bonney told Yes FM.
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Bonney, 27, was in a form of his life in the 2012-2013 season before that prompted Kotoko to sign the defender at the end of that season.
The 27-year-old moved back to Dwarfs in 2016 following his struggles at Kotoko, to reopen a new life with the Cape Coast Mysterious club, this time finding the rhythm.
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After impressive performance over two years later, Hearts of Oak completed the signing of the right-back to compete Fatawu Mohammed, and in a way, got the better of the Hearts’ captain Fatawu, starting games in his early days after joining from Dwarfs.
This season, Bonney has failed to register an appearance for Hearts of Oak under new manager Edward Odoom.
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