Tottenham's Kevin Danso is truly one of the Premier League's most unique characters 🌟 As a kid, Danso wasn’t glued to Match of the Day. He was watching Jackie Chan, Jean‑Claude Van Damme, Jet Li and
Tottenham's Kevin Danso is truly one of the Premier League's most unique characters 🌟
As a kid, Danso wasn’t glued to Match of the Day. He was watching Jackie Chan, Jean‑Claude Van Damme, Jet Li and chucking punches at the screen, dreaming of being an action‑movie hero. Martial arts flicks, especially Drunken Master, were his jam, he’s watched it 'like 200 times' and he still channels that warrior spirit today 💪
Now aged 26 and with his move to Tottenham made permanent this summer, Danso has traded cinematic stunts for set‑piece power. Under manager Thomas Frank, he’s become Spurs’ formidable long‑throw specialist, providing Spurs with a new 'lethal weapon' they will hope to unleash against Man City 😏
Off the pitch, Danso is all heart. He runs the DANnSO foundation in Austria, operates a football academy in Ghana, and serves as an ambassador for London’s homelessness charity, The Passage, even handing out meals to rough sleepers. Rooted in his own experiences, arriving in England aged six without speaking English, he knows what a helping hand can do ❤️
Tottenham's Kevin Danso is truly one of the Premier League's most unique characters 🌟
As a kid, Danso wasn’t glued to Match of the Day. He was watching Jackie Chan, Jean‑Claude Van Damme, Jet Li and chucking punches at the screen, dreaming of being an action‑movie hero. Martial arts flicks, especially Drunken Master, were his jam, he’s watched it 'like 200 times' and he still channels that warrior spirit today 💪
Now aged 26 and with his move to Tottenham made permanent this summer, Danso has traded cinematic stunts for set‑piece power. Under manager Thomas Frank, he’s become Spurs’ formidable long‑throw specialist, providing Spurs with a new 'lethal weapon' they will hope to unleash against Man City 😏
Off the pitch, Danso is all heart. He runs the DANnSO foundation in Austria, operates a football academy in Ghana, and serves as an ambassador for London’s homelessness charity, The Passage, even handing out meals to rough sleepers. Rooted in his own experiences, arriving in England aged six without speaking English, he knows what a helping hand can do ❤️
