
Ghana's Sulley Muntari is on the verge of a big-money move to Turkey after Galatasaray slapped in a huge offer for the midfielder. The Turkish giants are ready to pay the $10m Inter Milan are asking for the left-winger.
Galatasaray also made a hard-to-resist salary offer to Muntari by doubling the wage he receives at the Italian. This means the Turks are ready to pay Muntari Two million Euros per year.
The only thing left now is for the midfielder to accept to play in Turkey. The pumper offer has been confirmed by the two agents who represent the Ghana international.
Muntari's French agent Fabien Pivateau told the French media: 'there is a fat offer from Galatasaray.'
The midfielder's Italy-based agent Frank Schreier said: 'Galatasaray has made a great offer and we are considering it. 'There are good chances that Muntari will play in Turkey next season.'
Inter are keen on offloading Muntari at the price offered by Galatasaray because they can risk leaving him for free next season when his contract expires.
Galatasary are keen to bolster their squad next season following a rather difficult campaign that saw them finished eighth on the league table last term.
The club have set eyes on luring the 26-year-old who is believed to be surplus to requirements at dethroned Italian champions Inter Milan after completing a six-month loan spell at English side Sunderland. Muntari has also been heavily linked with Napoli and Sevilla. GHANAsoccernet



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