Ghana midfielder Sulley Muntari says he never had problems with former Club AC Milan.
The former Portsmouth midfielder was alleged to have had issues with his former Club which fueled his move from the Italian outfit.
Muntari was deemed surplus by former manager Filippo Inzaghi which saw him leave the Club after the 2014/15 season.
The Ghanaian international who recently signed a two-year deal with Saudi pro League side Al Ittihad has rebuff claims of having issue with his former Club.
“Milan was like a big family,” Muntari told a Press conference.
“Nothing happened with [Coach Filippo] Inzaghi, and I don’t want to talk about the past, I’m thinking about the future.
“Honestly, that’s all there is to say.
“I always want to win, with Inzaghi that didn’t happen, but never mind. I never had problems with Milan, they’ll be in my heart until the day I die.”
“I’m a fan, and I always will be, nothing has broken. [CEO Adriano] Galliani has always been honest with me, I couldn’t get into a fight with Milan.”
“What they told me to do, I did.”
The former Sunderland and Inter Milan midfielder made spent four seasons with the Rosseneri scoring 11 goals in 70 appearances.
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