Ghana international Kevin-Prince Boateng has taken to social media to support his brother and Germany international Jerome Boateng following controversial comments made by Alternative fur Deutschland (AfD) politician Alexander Gauland.
The deputy leader of the anti-immigration party over the weekend said 'people like Boateng as a footballer, but wouldn't want to live next to someone like him' in reference to his Ghanaian roots [Ghanaian father].
Kevin-Prince Boateng posted in a sarcastic reference to comments by the politician concerning his brother Jerome Boateng saying:
'If you wanna win trophies u need neighbors like my brother @JB17Official'
If you wanna win trophies u need neighbors like my brother @JB17Official #soshutup #gauland https://t.co/1SznUka5GD — Kevin-Prince Boateng (@KPBofficial) 2013-07-22 14:22:09.0
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