Cape Town City striker Prince Opoku Agyemang is promising to score goals once he finds his rhythm in his first season in the DStv Premiership.
The 28-year-old Ghanaian was in the starting line-up for Jan Olde Riekerink's team this past weekend against Orlando Pirates in the 2-2 draw, and he says he is pleased with how he is progressing in improving his fitness levels.
Agyemang joined the Citizens in October from Ghana top-flight club, Madeama and has been touted to be Kermit Erasmus' replacement at the Mother City outfit.
"Well, I can say I am still not yet what I want to be. I know myself and I know what I can do. You know, it's been a while since the Covid and I've not been playing intensively but I'm getting there. I'm like 80 to 89% or so, I'm getting there. Goalscoring is my business and that's why they (City) came to buy me from Ghana. I always wish to score because it's my job," Agyemang told the Siya crew.
"I had been following Cape Town City even when I wasn't in South Africa. I was with Madeama, but I was following them because of their facilities and everything. I was following them on social media even though I didn't know much about them. So, one day they came for me and I was like, 'Wow, I thank God for this.' I think from Ghana to South Africa it's a big step for me. Cape Town City is a good club and from the day I arrived here I have been impressed with the facilities and stuff like that," he said.
Agyemang has netted one goal so far for his new team, which earned the Cape outfit a point in the 1-1 draw against AmaZulu away from home.
