Suspended Ghana international, Kelvin Prince Boateng has taken a swipe at the president of the Ghana Football Association, Kwesi Nyantakyi.
The Entrant Frankfurt has been out of the Senior national team, the Black Stars of Ghana since 2014, during the FIFA World Cup in Rio.
Reports emerged that that former AC Milan man used "F" word on the head coach of the Black Stars, Jame Akwasi Appiah when the players refused to train because their appearance fee has not been paid.
Ahead of Ghana's second group match against Germany at the Estadio Castelao in Fortaleza, Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari were sacked from the camp of the team.
Sulley Muntari was accused of slapping and damaging gadgets which belong to Executive Committee of the Ghana Football Association, Moses Armah Parker worth $8000.
Both players have not been called back to the Black Stars since the mayhem caused in Brazil.
The CAF 1st vice president was caught on camera outlining to Tiger EyePI crew who posed as investors the key government officials to bribe and also the steps to take to get a stranglehold on key projects in the country, as well as suggesting a dummy financial agency that would broker a sponsorship deal for the Ghana Premier League.
After the FIFA Council Member was fingered in the exposé centred on football and politics, the former Las Palmas took social to express his anger after the "Number 12" video was aired at the Accra International Conference Centre questioning the credibity of Kwesi Nyantakyi.
And now, who was the one not telling the truth? 🇬ðŸ‡
— Kevin-Prince Boateng (@KPBofficial) June 7, 2018



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