Hearts Striker Danjuma Kuti Warns Ghana Premier League Defenders Of His Prowess Ahead Of New Season

Hearts Striker Danjuma Kuti Warns Ghana Premier League Defenders Of His Prowess Ahead Of New Season

Nigerian striker Danjuma Ademola Kuti has sent a warning to defenders in the Ghana Premier League as the new season approaches.

The lanky striker inked his signature on the dotted lines for a two-year contract back in May as Hearts of Oak beefed up their squad ahead of the upcoming season.

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Kuti, who has featured for Lobi Stars and Fujairah SC in the United Arab Emirates and has been clubless since October last year, believes he will be a nightmare to defenders when the domestic league actually starts.

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“I don’t have a threat, I’m a trickish striker who score magical goals. I score unexpected goals. I can score when you least expect me to, when you do not believe me to score, I will,” he told Kumasi FM.

“It is very difficult for a defender to study my way of scoring. A defender can mark me but you have to be careful because I can score unbelievable and magical goals.”

Source: Accra Sports News

Last Updated on February 15, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu

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