“I Am Ready to Coach Again”— Former Hearts of Oak Boss Frank Nuttall Puts Clubs on Alert 

Former Hearts of Oak gaffer Frank Nuttall says he is available to be at the dugout again, prompting clubs of his availability.

The Scotsman’s last coaching role was in the 2021-22 season as the head coach of Kenyan top-flight Police Football Club after managing clubs in English, Scotland, China and Saudi Arabia.

Though Nuttal has not been linked to any club currently, the 58-year-old has spent the last few years away from coaching to take up scouting and consultation roles.

After four years, the UEFA Pro Licence Coach says he has rested well enough, is fit, and is ready to be on the touchlines.

“Available to coach again. Rested, Fit, and Ready! Still very motivated and ambitious to win! Private message to me with proposals. All levels will be considered,” Nuttal posted on his official Facebook account.

Frank Nuttal had a good time with Phobians when he joined in 2017.

He guided Hearts of Oak to a third-place finish in the Ghana Premier League and reached the final of the Ghana FA Cup, where he lost 3-1 to Asante Kotoko.

He won the 60th Anniversary Independence Cup match against Asante Kotoko before he left on a sour note after he played a significant role in the refusal of some key players to extend their contracts at the club.

Nuttal also had stints in Kenya with Gor Mahia, Zamalek in Egypt, El Hilal SC Obeid in Sudan, Township Rollers F.C. in Botswana, and Saint George in Ethiopia.