By El Akyereko Frimpong

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Sister of former AC Milan wonder-boy Kingsley Boateng, Stella Boateng, has revealed the FC Bari attacker is torn between his decision to choose between Ghana and Italy. 

The 177 cm forward has been contacted by the Ghana FA through an Italian-based Ghanaian football administrator John Tsagli over a nationality switch in December 2011 but the 21-year-old had continued to represent the European giants at various youth levels.

No official statement has come out from the Ghana FA over their long-standing pursuit of the forward despite his promise to feature for the West African giants and fizzling out of the plans of the Squadra Azzura following his seemingly lost of shine in the Netherlands and back in the Italian lower-tier - Serie B.

His sister Stella Boateng has revealed in an interview with La Gazzetta Dello Sport that Boateng is divided over of the two countries to represent at senior levels.

"The dilemma could come back and we will have to choose between Ghana and Italy but it is hard to choose between Ghana and Italy because Italy have been very good to us," she said.

Boateng was born in Ghana to Ghanaian parents but left to Italy in 1999 to reunite with the rest of his family.

He made a spectacular debut for AC Milan in 2011 showing a lot of promise after scoring against FF Malmo in a pre-season game.

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Readers Comment

  • prince gyek 9 years ago

    he should forget of ungrateful ghanaians n strive for italy

  • fada of sports 9 years ago

    Ghanaian we are ungreatfull we appreciate good that people do for us but rader dey bad they do starting from owusu abayie he got the chance to play for Holland but decided to play for us junior agogo Adam kwarlasey Kelvin prince boateng n so many people's but look at their final results we have to change our attitude is not fair

  • Assisi 9 years ago

    He should stop wasting his time for Italy. He wont get a look in in the Italian Senior national team. He should consider playing for the Ghanaian national team if he ever gets an invitation. But before that, he has to improve his goal ratio and his game generally because currently its not good as the other strikers that we've got in the Ghana squad.

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