Italian lower-tier club AC Monza has confirmed the signing of Kevin-Prince Boateng in the ongoing summer transfer window to strengthen their team.
The Ghana international had a decent campaign in the 2019/2020 football season where he spent the second half on loan in Turkey with Super Lig side Besiktas.
With Fiorentina planning without the former AC Milan superstar, it has become necessary for KP Boateng to also move on.
Following successful negotiations, AC Monza has managed to secure the services of the experienced forward to provide a squad boost in the 2020/2021 Italian Serie B season.
“AC Monza announces that it has definitively acquired Kevin-Prince Boateng from Fiorentina, who has signed a contract until 30/6/2021, with the option of renewal for the second year, subject to certain conditions.
“The 11th purchase of the red and white summer is a player with a prestigious curriculum, with experiences in Milan, Borussia Dortmund, Tottenham, and Barcelona, among others”, a club statement from the Italian club has said today.
With KP Boateng, AC Monza has strengthened for the season and could challenge for promotion to the top-flight league if he gets the needed support.



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