Award winning Highlife Artist Martin King Arthur famously recognised in the Showbiz as Kofi Kinaata has lauded Brazilian import Fabio Gama for his sensational performance ever since he joined the ‘Kum Apem’ lads.

The 28-year-old joined the Porcupine Warriors on a free transfer prior to the commencement of ongoing season after his stay with Swedish lower tier outfit Jönköpings Södra.

Having arrived in the country, the Brazilian has silenced lots of critics with his dazzling display ever since he made his debut for the club against Medeama in Tarkwa.

The ‘Susuka’ hitmaker in an interview on Adom TV, disclosed he was very surprised with Gama’s performance describing him as a very good footballer and believe he started early in Academy.

Also, he noted by saying his touches and his entire style of play makes him unique from all other footballers in the Ghanaian topflight.

“One player who has surprised me in Kotoko is Fabio Gama. All jokes aside, he’s a very good footballer, looking at the way he plays, I think he started very early from an academy because his style of play, to be honest, is different from the other players on the pitch.”

“His touches alone set him apart from the players in the league and he should be taken very good care of”, he told Countryman Songo on Fire for Fire.

The former Brazil youth international exhibited a five star performance against Liberty Professionals- a game he had his first full start and also provided an assist which indeed left so much hopes in him among the Kotoko faithfuls.

Fabio Gama since that game, has established himself in the Kotoko set up as one of the first choice, starting in their last five games in the league.

Although, Kofi Kinaata is known very well in the country mainly as a Highlife artist who has dropped lots of hits in the Entertainment industry in recent times but his love and affection for the game can never be questioned.

He’s the Ambassador for Ghana second division outfit Cheetah FC and also own a juvenile team known as Team Move FC in his hometown, Effiekuma in the Western part of the country.

Source:Kickgh.com