Barcelona complete loan signing of Ghanaian footballer Kevin-Prince Boateng from Sassuolo fd

ish giant, Barcelona have confirmed the signing of Ghanaian footballer Kevin-Prince Boateng from Italian side Sassuolo.

The club bought the 31-year-old former Tottenham, Portsmouth and AC Millan star to replace Munir El Haddadi who moved to Sevilla two weeks ago.

A statement from Barcelona on Monday said: 'Barcelona and Sassuolo have reached an agreement for the loan of Kevin Prince-Boateng for the remainder of the 2018-19 season. The deal includes the option to buy the player for 8m euros (£7.1m).'

According to reports, Barcelona paid 2 million euros (£1.76m) for the loan and will present Boateng to supporters on Wednesday.

See Boateng's career

2004–2007: Hertha BSC II

2005–2007: Hertha BSC

2007–2009: Tottenham Hotspur

2009: Borussia Dortmund (loan)

2009–2010: Portsmouth

2010–2013: Milan

2013–2015: Schalke

2016: Milan

2016–2017: Las Palmas

2017–2018: Eintracht Frankfurt

2018: Sassuolo

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