Top Ghanaian Football Administrator Says Sulley Muntari Won’t Make Any Impact at Hearts

• Alhaji Karim Grunsah has cautioned Hearts of Oak fans to measure their expectations despite the signing of Sulley Muntari
• Muntari will spend the remainder of the season with the Phobians
• He is expected to make his debut against Great Olympics on Sunday.

King Faisal owner Alhaji Karim Grunsah believes Sulley Muntari will not make any impact at Hearts of Oak.

The experienced Ghana midfielder signed a one-year deal for the Phobians on Tuesday, to the delight of the club's fans.

The UEFA Champions League winner last played actively in 2019, when he featured for Spanish lower tier side Albacete.

Muntari will spend the next one year with the Phobians as they aim to retain the league title they won last season.

Expressing his opinion on Hearts’ latest signing, Alhaji Grunsah said he doesn’t see Muntari making a major impact at the club.

The King Faisal bankroller cited the veteran midfielder’s inactivity in the last few years as his reason for drawing this conclusion.

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“He should come and play as to whether if he can play for them to win the league or not we shall see,” he told Accra-based Happy FM.

“How many years now has he been playing competitive? In my opinion, he cannot really make a big impact.”

Muntari started his career with Ghana Premier League side Liberty Professionals before moving abroad.

He has since lined up for the likes of AC Milan, Sunderland, Pescara, Deportivo La Coruna and Inter Milan, where he won the Champions League.

The 37-year-old has, however, been inactive for over two years after parting ways with Spanish side Albacete in the summer of 2019.

Muntari becomes the second high-profile Ghanaian footballer to return to the Ghana Premier League after Asamoah Gyan also joined Legon Cities last season.