The Porcupine Warriors registered the title for a sixth time following a 2-1 comeback victory at Kumasi's Baba Yara Sports Stadium.
Kofi Kordzi put Hearts in front from the spot but a Mohammed Alhassan own goal and a Naby Laye Keita effort turned things around for Kotoko.
''I think Hearts played well in the first half," Konadu said at the post-match press conference.
"When they switched to 4-3-3 in the second half, they were giving us a lot of problems in the midfield.
“We took the risk by going to the 4-4-2 and it paid off and we quickly switched to 4-5-1 [formation] to make sure that we closed the game, but it wasn't easy.
“Hearts played well, but I think we took our chances and at the end of the day we won.”
Sunday's fixture was a replay of an original match which was called off under 10 minutes due to a heavy downpour in September.
The game also served as a warm-up tie for both sides ahead of the start of the Ghana Premier League on Saturday.
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