Hearts of Oak striker Selasi Adjei wants to score against his former club in Sunday's Ghana Premier League tie at the Kpando Park.
The striker who joined the Phobians from Amidaus Professionals before the start of the season is the third former Lions player in the Hearts squad after Gilbert Fiamenyo and Kweku Andoh.
Despite his impressive form at Amidaus last season, the 23-year-old has struggled to find the net in the current season scoring just once.
But ahead of their game against Lions, he has targeted scoring against his form club.
"I have two intentions on Sunday: one is for the team to win; and the second is for me to score against Lions," he said.
"We are not scared of Heart of Lions," he said. "We are playing very well especially from home, and that makes me confident that we can win in Kpando. We understand Heart of Lions have started the season very well, but we will be aiming for a win there.
Hearts of Oak striker Selasi Adjei wants to score against his former club in Sunday's Ghana Premier League tie at the Kpando Park.
The striker who joined the Phobians from Amidaus Professionals before the start of the season is the third former Lions player in the Hearts squad after Gilbert Fiamenyo and Kweku Andoh.
Despite his impressive form at Amidaus last season, the 23-year-old has struggled to find the net in the current season scoring just once.
But ahead of their game against Lions, he has targeted scoring against his form club.
"I have two intentions on Sunday: one is for the team to win; and the second is for me to score against Lions," he said.
"We are not scared of Heart of Lions," he said. "We are playing very well especially from home, and that makes me confident that we can win in Kpando. We understand Heart of Lions have started the season very well, but we will be aiming for a win there.
