Former Hearts of Oak chairman Harry Zakour has emphatically stated that the club made him who he is today.

The Lebanese-Ghanaian managed the club for six years and achieved significant success during his tenure.

Zakour is considered one of the most successful Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) in the history of Ghana football.

The pinnacle of his achievements was in the year 2000 when the club won the Ghana Premier League, the Ghana FA Cup, the CAF Champions League, and the Africa Super Cup.

Speaking in an interview, Harry Zakour affirmed that the club positively impacted his personality.

“I managed Hearts of Oak for six years and there is nothing on earth I never won. I won the league six times, the FA Cup, and all other trophies, so that is enough.

“Hearts of Oak made me who I am today. I’m so proud of Hearts of Oak, so if the club is in difficulties, it itches my body,” he said.

Meanwhile, the astute football administrator has expressed his displeasure about the current state of the club.