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Inter Milan midfielder Sulley Muntari will address the issue of his exclusion from Ghana's squad for the African Cup of Nations in an exclusive interview with Ghanasoccernet later on Monday.
The enforcer will also talk on the issue of his alleged refusal to pay the fine imposed on him after excluding himself for an international friendly last month.
Muntari is expected to talk about his frosty relationship with the Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac and officials of the Ghana Football Association.
His perceived arrogance will also be addressed as well as his future with the Black Stars.
Rajevac left out the midfielder for next month's tournament in Angola over recent antics of the Inter player.
His exclusion has largely been supported in the country but the Inter ace has his version of events.
Source: ghanasoccernet
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