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Hearts of oak have completed the signing of striker Bright Lukman Nurudeen from Ebusua Dwarfs on a three year deal.
The striker fits the profile of a top notch striker the club have been looking for in previous seasons to solve their goalscoring problems.
The striker joins Anthony Nimo, Joshua Otoo and Henry Jay Lamptey from lower division Club Danbort to have joined the Phobians in the off season.
Lukman scored 30 goals to help Dwarfs secure qualification to the Ghana Premier League under J.E Sarpong two seasons ago.
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