Kevin-Prince Boateng confessed he still supports Milan and “will not celebrate” if he scores against them for Sassuolo tomorrow.
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The Ghana international had two different spells in a Rossoneri jersey, eventually notching up 18 goals in 114 competitive games.
Kevin-Prince Boateng confessed he still supports Milan and “will not celebrate” if he scores against them for Sassuolo tomorrow.
It kicks off on Sunday at 19.30 UK time (18.30 GMT), click here for a match preview.
The Ghana international had two different spells in a Rossoneri jersey, eventually notching up 18 goals in 114 competitive games.
“Milan is the team I still support and have in my heart. If I score against them, I will not celebrate, as I have too much respect for those club colours,” Boateng told SportWeek.
“I don’t think I’ve been reborn at Sassuolo, because I was never dead. I wanted to come back to Italy and be close to the city of Milan, where I’ll go and live with my wife Melissa Satta and son Maddox after I retire.
“The first money I earned made me lose my head and go off track, so that’s why when I do retire from playing football, I want to dedicate myself to helping young players who are just starting their careers, to make sure they don’t make the same mistakes I did.”
Boateng also revealed how Sassuolo Coach Roberto De Zerbi convinced him to choose the Neroverdi.
“He didn’t so much ask as order me to come here. I know I’m a big character and I really like it.”