Hearts To miss Four key players ahead of new season

Injury blow: Hearts To miss Four key players ahead of new season

Ghanaian Premier league gaints Hearts Of Oak  are waiting to see if their latest goal Poacher, Danjuma Ademole Kuti will be available when the Ghana Premier league returns on November 13 amid a number of injury concerns.

According to Accra Street Journal reports, four key members of Hearts of oak squad are currently injured.

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Striker Danjuma Ademole Kuti, Winger Eric Dizan, Mohammed Alhassan as well as Mamane Lawali are all in the treatment room and are likely to miss 2020/21 Ghana Premier league match oponer against Aduana Stars in Dormaa Nana Agyeman Badu II Park.

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It was early reported in the Ghanaian local media that, the goal Poacher Danjuma Ademole Kuti is likely to miss Hearts of oak opening 4-6 league game due to his injury.

Eric Dizan is said to have sustain his long term injury and Mohammed Alhassan and Mamane Lawali are reported Illines.

The Phobians have endured a decade-long trophy-less run and are poised to bring the unenviable record to a crashing halt in the upcoming season.

Last Updated on December 6, 2025 by Samuel Kwame Boadu

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