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Genoa have not contacted Portsmouth over Kevin-Prince Boateng - agent
A move is still possible, however...
21 Jul 2010 22:01:00
By Subhankar Mondal
Serie A club Genoa have not made contact with Portsmouth midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng, according to the player's agent.
The Ghanaian international's performance in the recently concluded 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa impressed a number of clubs across Europe, and Genoa are said to be one of the interested parties.
However, the 23-year-old's agent, Mario Miele, says that no contact has been made by the Grifone, though he remains hopeful that a deal will be struck.
Miele told pianetagenoa1893.net: "We are still waiting for a call from Genoa. We will probably have a meeting with the leadership of Rossoblu club.
"As I understand there isn't the agreement between Genoa and Portsmouth."
However, Miele has also hinted that Boateng could move to another Italian top-flight club this summer.
He is quoted by La Repubblica as saying: "It is a distant hypothesis, but everything can change in football. Never say never, because we don't hurry."
The Ghanaian international's performance in the recently concluded 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa impressed a number of clubs across Europe, and Genoa are said to be one of the interested parties.
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However, the 23-year-old's agent, Mario Miele, says that no contact has been made by the Grifone, though he remains hopeful that a deal will be struck.
Miele told pianetagenoa1893.net: "We are still waiting for a call from Genoa. We will probably have a meeting with the leadership of Rossoblu club.
"As I understand there isn't the agreement between Genoa and Portsmouth."
However, Miele has also hinted that Boateng could move to another Italian top-flight club this summer.
He is quoted by La Repubblica as saying: "It is a distant hypothesis, but everything can change in football. Never say never, because we don't hurry."
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