The Ghanaian midfielder’s regular place in Jose Mourinho’s team has been under threat since the arrival of Tiago from Genoa but Muntari is confident he will thrive again this season.
“This is my job, this is what I do so I am not going to just allow my place to go away,” he told KickOffGhana.com. “I have always said it depends on what we do in training and thankfully the boss saw enough to pick me for the Super Cup game in China so long may it continue.”
_quote Inter begin their campaign at the San Siro against Bari on Sunday with Muntari confident they can wipe the honours board with Samuel Eto’o on board.
“We want to win everything we take part in so that is the target. Samuel can fire us there and I am very confident about that. When you watch the things he does in training he is world class and I don’t think he will have problems in Serie A.”
