Redknapp: No more sales after Muntari

Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp has confirmed he will sell midfielder Sulley Muntari to Inter Milan as he admitted the deal means he will not have to sell any more players.

Redknapp: No more sales after Muntari
Fri, 25 Jul, 2008 - 09:56

Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp has confirmed he will sell midfielder Sulley Muntari to Inter Milan as he admitted the deal means he will not have to sell any more players.

Redknapp’s comments appear to kill off Rangers’ chances of signing Pedro Mendes with Muntari reportedly bringing Pompey £12.7m as the 23-year-old Ghanaian joins Jose Mourinho at Inter.

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