Former Black Stars midfielder, Sulley Muntari has expressed worry about the state of the Ghana Premier League.
He describes the league as a hole in which investors are throwing money.
For him, something has to be done because the league has no future.
The former footballer made this known when he spoke to 3Sports in an interview.
To him, until something peculiar is done about the league, Ghana will continue to struggle to get quality and top players for the Black Stars.
“It was amazing; I did enjoy it. Hearts Fans, and the President is also an amazing man. The league is just a big hole they are throwing money into. There is no future for the local league. I don’t know when, but I’m hoping that I start doing my work, get some funds, and then I will help them. It’s a mess.
When I was, it was a mess, but even now, I don’t know, it is more than before. So if we don’t help these guys, how can we get top Black Star players? We won’t get it,” he told 3Sports in an interview.
