Hearts have had a busy start to the summer transfer window.
Musa Drammeh claims that he was persuaded that Hearts is the place to be after speaking with Steven Naismith.
The forward, who previously signed three-year contracts with Blair Spittal, Ryan Fulton, Daniel Oyegoke, James Penrice, and Gorgie, is the team’s newest addition of the summer. In front of the forthcoming campaign, which features European football, Yan Dhanda has also inked a pre-contract with Hearts.
Born within a football family that values technical skill above all else, Drammeh thinks that Scotland’s straightforward approach will better suit his style of play. While he was with the La Liga team, he had other options to consider, but they weren’t as good as what Hearts and head coach Naismith had planned for him.
The forward, who previously signed three-year contracts with Blair Spittal, Ryan Fulton, Daniel Oyegoke, James Penrice, and Gorgie, is the team’s newest addition of the summer. In front of the forthcoming campaign, which features European football, Yan Dhanda has also inked a pre-contract with Hearts.
Born within a football family that values technical skill above all else, Drammeh thinks that Scotland’s straightforward approach will better suit his style of play. While he was with the La Liga team, he had other options to consider, but they weren’t as good as what Hearts and head coach Naismith had planned for him.
Next month, his new team will return to his native Spain for the preseason. “I am thrilled and really happy to be here,” Drammeh said to Hearts TV. It is my dream to sign with this club, and I’m hoping that everything will work out perfectly. I received a lot of offers when I was at Sevilla, but the coach gave me an explanation of the project here after we spoke.In addition, one of the main reasons I came here was because I absolutely loved Edinburgh and Scotland. I had a terrific time in Sevilla, and I will always have fond memories of the club. Good people work there.
“There, I picked up a lot of skills that I still use today, like how to find space and attack the defence and how to jump and win headers.” I believe my skills will be useful in Scottish football, and I enjoy scoring goals, of course! Scotland seems like a better alternative to me, even though tiki-taka is the main football strategy in Spain.
“We are spending the preseason in my home country. It makes me happy to be there and begin playing with my new teammates. I am in a good mood and prepared to get started immediately.
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