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Boateng wants to remain at Milan

Published: 13 years ago
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Last Updated: 4 years ago
Ghana Players Abroad

Ghana star Kevin-Prince Boateng says he wants to remain at AC Milan on long-term basis.

The 26-year-old moved to the San Siro from English side Portsmouth in 2010 after a successful World Cup campaign with Ghana in South Africa.

Since moving to Italy, Boateng has become one of the top stars for Milan but recent reports in the media has been linking him with a move away from Italy.

Boateng says he wants to remain with the Italy giants on long-term basis.

“I am happy in Milan at the moment. There is a great building starting here and to be honest I want to be part of it,” he said.

Boateng has made 32 appearances in all competitions and scored thrice.

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