Former Ghana international, Sulley Ali Muntari has made a blatant criticism about the Ghana Premier League branding it as a “mess” and having “no future”.
Muntari made a return to the local topflight during the 2021/22 Ghana Premier League opting for Accra Hearts Of Oak in what looked to be an end to his illustrious football career having played for Liberty Professionals before leaving for Europe in the early 2000s.
“Hearts fans and the president were amazing,” Muntari, who won the Champions League in 2010 told 3Sports.
“The league is a big hole where they are dumping money. There is no future for the local league,”he said.
“I am hoping I can get some funds and really help them. It’s a mess. When I was there, it was a mess. Maybe now it is worse. If we don’t help these guys, we won’t get the top players,” Sulley shared.
“The changing rooms smell. That respect is not there. I didn’t even want my laundry done. I would take it home. When you get into changing rooms, they smell bad,” he said.
“It is not just one team. Everybody,” Muntari who played at the 2006, 2010 and 2014 World Cups in Germany, South Africa and in Brazil added.
Sulley with the Phobians, won the President’s Cup, and the MTN FA but decided against extending his contract with the capital based club.
Sulley Muntari featured for a host of clubs such AC Milan, Portsmouth, Inter Milan, , Sunderland, Udinese and Albacete.
