Abdul Hakim Sulemana (born 19 February 2005) is a Ghanaian professional footballer who plays as a left winger for Danish Superliga club Randers FC.

A product of Right to Dream Academy,^[2] Sulemana moved abroad at a young age, joining Olympique Lyon in 2023, where he was a part of the clubs academy.^[3]

Despite interest from several foreign clubs,^[4] it was confirmed at the end of July 2024 that Sulemana had joined Danish Superliga club Randers FC on a deal until June 2026.^[5] Sulemana later stated that Randers' assistant coach Fatah Abdirahman had played a key role in the transfer, as the two knew each other from their time together at the Right to Dream Academy.^[6]

Sulemana made his debut for Randers on August 25, 2024, in a Danish Superliga game against Brøndby IF, replacing Simen Nordli after 84 minutes.^[7]

In March 2024, Sulemana was a part of Ghana's U20 squad for the Football at the 2023 African Games event.^[8] He played four games for the team, contributing to their gold medal victory.^[9]

Abdul Hakim Sulemana is the younger brother of Southampton-player Kamaldeen Sulemana.^[10] Their older brother, Abdul-Rauf Sulemana, also plays football and, like his two younger brothers, has also played football in Denmark.^[11]

Sulemana's father is Gonja and his mother is Dagomba.^[12] He is a Muslim.^[12]

• Abdul Hakim Sulemana at Soccerway
• Abdul Hakim Sulemana at randersfc.dk