Sulley Muntari has expressed his love for Asante Kotoko, halting the pursuit of the player by Kotoko’s archrivals, Accra Hearts Oak.
The former AC Milan midfielder has been unattached since his deal ended with Albacete, a Spanish Division 2 team, last year. He joined the club on January 31, 2019 after six months of inactivity until the season ended. Muntari appeared twice for the club without scoring goals.
For a while now the Ghana international player has been linked with the Accra Hearts of Oak, training alongside the players of the team.
It was reported that Muntari was considering the possibility of joining the Phobians or moving to a club in South Africa.
In his live chat on Instagram with his fans, he said, “I love Kotoko. They tried signing me when I was a young player in Kumasi”. The 35-year-old player said, “I would love to retire with them, but I would not rule out Hearts, Real Tamale United, King Faisal or Liberty Professionals”.
Sulley Muntari had been in the books of some clubs in the Ghana Premier League before travelling abroad to join Udinese in 2001, where he spent his first season amongst the reserves. He made his debut for the side in November 2002 in a match against AC Milan. It is believed that his time abroad has built him into a better player. He was formerly a Left-back and now he developed in a very hardworking and tenacious midfielder.
He is now known for his physical strength and powerful shots from outside the box. He excels in winning the ball from the opposition due to his stamina and is able to break down his opponent’s attacks. Muntari has won the Champions League and two times Serie A, Coppa Italia, Supercoppa Italiana winner amongst other achievements.
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