The 30-year-old shockingly parted ways with UD Las Palmas after a successful one season with the club, citing family commitment as the reason for his sudden decision.

Kevin-prince Boateng hit the ground running, after joining the Canaries on free transfer, scoring 10 goals to emerge as the club’s top scorer and that won him a three-year deal.

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In a statement, Las Palmas said: "The player's personal situation has precipitated his departure. Boateng will continue his sporting career in a place that will allow him to be closer to his family."

It now appears that place will be Frankfurt after the club tweeted a picture of Boateng undergoing a medical and promised more information to follow