This has enabled him to reunite with his former AC Milan bosses: he had two spells with Italian giants AC Milan and one of such was under Monza chairman Adriano Galliani and Paolo Berlusconi, who served as the Milan vice-chairman in 2013.
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Official: Kevin-Prince Boateng joins Serie B side Monza
Ghana forward Kevin-Prince Boateng has officially joined Italian Serie B side Monza from Fiorentina
KP Boateng
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He’s also reunited with former Milan coach Cristian Brocchi, who is now at the helm for Monza.
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A statement confirms the Ghanaian signed a contract to June 2021, with option to extend for another year.
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Boateng is the 11th new signing of this season for Monza and already played for the likes of Milan, Borussia Dortmund and Barcelona in his long career.
KP Boateng has been with Fiorentina since 2019 but had a loan term with Turkish side Besiktas in January 2020.
He returned to the Purple side for the 2020/2021, but he is looking forward to continuing elsewhere and Monza’s project looks promising looking at men behind the club.
Kevin-Prince Boateng is a man of many clubs and he is often being tagged as living a nomadic lifestyle as a footballer.
Ghana forward started his career at Hertha Berlin, before joining Tottenham Hotspurs. He had a difficult time adapting at the London side and had a loan spell at Portsmouth.
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He then played for AC Milan before he moved to Schalke 04 and was also on the books of Las Palmas and Eintracht Frankfurt before he signed for Sassuolo in 2018, during which he had a spell with La Liga giants Barcelona.
The 33-year-old aside from a successful club career excelled in the shirt of the Black Stars, representing Ghana in two FIFA World Cup: 2010 and 2014.
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