Italian Taricone Fights For Muntari In Racial Abuse Incident

The Honorary Consul of Ghana to Italy, Massimiliano Colasuonno Taricone, played a key role in overturning the one match ban on Ghana and Pescara midfielder Sulley Muntari. Muntari was handed a match ban after protesting racial chants and prejudice against him during Seria A encounter a week ago. The former AC Milan man’s ban attracted … Read more

Muntari Treatment Unacceptable But A One-Off Incident

The Italian Ambassador to Ghana says the racial treatment meted out to Ghana’s midfielder Sulley Muntari should be “strongly condemned.” According to Giovanni Favalli about 99 percent of Italians are against the treatment given to the former Udinese and AC Milan player. Speaking on Joy FM’s Ghana Connect programme Friday, he said although the player … Read more

GFA Backs Muntari In Serie A Racism Incident

The Ghana Football Association (GFA), says it does not condone the racial abuse Ghanaian footballer Sulley Muntari suffered earlier this week in Italy during a league game. According to the FA, it was regrettable that the referee in the game booked Sulley Muntari for complaining about the abuse, while the Italian FA subsequently slapped him with … Read more

Ghana Government Condemns Racist Attack On Sulley Muntari

Government has criticized the Italian Football Association for failing to punish some football fans who racially abused Ghanaian international, Sulley Muntari, during a Serie A game earlier this week. The former Black Stars player walked off the pitch in the dying minutes of the game in protest against the racial abuse he suffered from some … Read more

Gov’t Condemns Racist Attack On Sulley Muntari

Government has criticized the Italian Football Association for failing to punish some football fans who racially abused Ghanaian international, Sulley Muntari, during a Serie A game earlier this week. The former Black Stars player walked off the pitch in the dying minutes of the game in protest against the racial abuse he suffered from some … Read more