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Tottenham Hotspur Have Inquired About Inter Midfielder Muntari - Agent
The Ghana international could move back to England this summer, as he has attracted interest from Tottenham...
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May 14, 2009 6:48:13 PM
On Thursday morning, the British press linked Inter midfielder Sulley Muntari with a move to Tottenham Hotspur - and the player's agent, Franck Shreirer, has commented on the speculation.
"There has been no official offer," he revealed in an interview with tuttomercatoweb.
"However, Tottenham have contacted us several times to inquire about the player, particularly with regards to his performance for Inter."
The Nerazzurri are reportedly considering a move for Chelsea defensive midfield John Mikel Obi and the agent claimed that the Nigerian's transfer to the San Siro may not necessarily have an effect on the future of his client.
"It's too early to assess the situation, however in my next meeting with the player will talk about this. At this moment his priority is to stay in Milan," he concluded.
Muntari has been a regular member of the starting XI in his first season with Inter, making 25 appearances in Serie A and scoring three times in the process.
Adam Scime, Goal.com
"There has been no official offer," he revealed in an interview with tuttomercatoweb.
"However, Tottenham have contacted us several times to inquire about the player, particularly with regards to his performance for Inter."
The Nerazzurri are reportedly considering a move for Chelsea defensive midfield John Mikel Obi and the agent claimed that the Nigerian's transfer to the San Siro may not necessarily have an effect on the future of his client.
"It's too early to assess the situation, however in my next meeting with the player will talk about this. At this moment his priority is to stay in Milan," he concluded.
Muntari has been a regular member of the starting XI in his first season with Inter, making 25 appearances in Serie A and scoring three times in the process.
Adam Scime, Goal.com
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