Money manager sues Sulley Muntari over €97,000; here's the reason
Hearts of Oak midfielder Sulley Muntari has been hauled to the High Court by Italian money manager Rodrigo Renato Gianno.
Sulley Muntari featured against Asante Kotoko Pulse Ghana
In his writ, Rodrigo Renato Gianno said Muntari reached him to make a few installments for the benefit of the player, his loved ones.
This, he expressed, occurred somewhere in the range of 2015 and 2017 and the installment was for different carrier tickets and different lodgings for the previously mentioned.
Gianno affirms that the previous Inter Milan and AC Milan star wouldn't pay for the cash, demanding all checks gave by Muntari were dismissed by the banks.
He noticed that the 37-year-old later recognized his obligation and vowed to repay it, however has since not regarded his promise.
To this end, the financial specialist said, he was left with no other choice than to prosecute the matter for review.
Gianno additionally expressed that he previously sued Muntari at the Court of Milan in 2019 and got judgment in support of himself yet the football actually wouldn't pay the cash.
He, consequently, needs the High Court to urge the footballer to pay the cash owed him, including revenue and general harms.
Muntari got back to the Ghana Premier League two months prior subsequent to joining champions Hearts of Oak on a transient agreement.
Prior to joining the Phobians, the 37-year-old had been without a club for north of two years in the wake of heading out in different directions from Spanish lower-level side Albacete in the late spring of 2019.
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