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English Premier League giants Manchester United are visiting Ghana on April 13 with the coveted Premiership Cup they won last season.The Old Trafford-based club, which has won the EPL diadem for 19 times, will also be visiting three other African countries - Kenya, Senegal, and South Africa.A statement to the media said the purpose is to showcase the Premiership Cup in Ghana, and also to fraternise with their teeming fans in the aforementioned countries.“The cup will be accompanied by former Manchester United striker Andrew Cole and some officials of the club,” the statement read in part.The cup will be on display at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel for three hours on the said date.Turkish Airlines are the main sponsor of Manchester United.
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