Statement: Sule Muntari apologizes to GFA

Ghanaian international, Sulley Ali Muntari has apologised to the country and the Ghana Football Association (GFA) for his part in the incidents which marred the country’s participation in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

Muntari was suspended indefinitely from the Black Stars along with Kevin Prince Boateng for what the GFA described as disruptive behaviour during Ghana's participation at the tournament.

The FA stated that Muntari was suspended after ‘an unprovoked physical attacking Black Stars management Moses Armah at the tournament in Brazil.’

The player has not appeared for the national team since the tournament although it has been suggested that an apology would get him back in the GFA’s good books.

In his letter to the GFA, Muntari said: “I write to express my sincere apology to the Ghana Football Association and the entire nation for any embarrassment that my action in Brazil brought to the Black Stars Team, the Ghana Football Association and my beloved country Ghana.”

“I have reflected on what happened and I am deeply sorry and apologize to all the stakeholders in the GFA who were offended by my actions. ”

Below is the full letter of apology Sulley Muntari sent to the GFA:

LETTER OF APOLOGY
I write to express my sincere apology to the Ghana Football Association and the entire nation for any embarrassment that my action in Brazil brought to the Black Stars Team, the Ghana Football Association and my beloved country Ghana.

I have reflected on what happened and I am deeply sorry and apologize to all the stakeholders in the GFA who were offended by my actions.

Ghana has a special place in my heart and I will forever be indebted to my country and all the fans who have supported me from the beginning.

I am always available to play for the Senior National Team of Ghana whenever I am invited.

Yours faithfully,
Sulley Ali Muntari