Sulley Muntari: Play for Inter's Treble & Protagonist of the 'ghost goal'

Sulley Muntari: Play for Inter's Treble & Protagonist of the 'ghost goal'

Ghanaian midfielder Sulley Muntari spent four years at Inter between 2008 and 2012, playing his part in I Nerazzurri’s most successful period of the 21st century.

He earned eight titles during his time in Milan, which followed a single season in England with Portsmouth where he also played a central role in Pompey’s FA Cup win in 2008. On the international scene, Muntari appeared in three World Cups – scoring a sensational goal against Uruguay in 2010.

On 25 February 2012, with A.C. Milan leading 1–0 against Juventus, Sulley Muntari appeared to have doubled Milan's lead with a header from a cross by Urby Emanuelson, but the goal was not given by referee Paolo Tagliavento even though the ball had crossed the line before being saved by Gianluigi Buffon; the match ended 1–1.Juventus eventually went on to win the Serie A title that year, beating Milan to the Scudetto by four points.

Stats:

Club goals: 40

Club Assists: 36

Match: 435

Ghana national team:

Goals: 19

Matches: 70

Achievements:

1X CHAMPIONS LEAGUE WINNER

2X SeireA CHAMPION

2X ITALIAN CUP WINNER

1X ITALIAN SUPER CUP WINNER

1X FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP WINNER

1X ENGLISH FA CUP WINNER