Football administrator Samuel Anim Addo has refuted claims circulating online that former Ghanaian midfielder Sulley Muntari was arrested in Dubai. The rumours, which spread across social media and some news platforms, were described by Addo as entirely false.
According to Anim Addo, Muntari has not been involved in any legal issues in Dubai, and the reports suggesting otherwise are misleading. He urged both the public and media outlets to verify facts before sharing unconfirmed information, stressing the potential damage false reports can cause to a person’s reputation.
Muntari, renowned for his successful international career and contributions to the Ghana national team, was the subject of the false claims after a social media post alleged his detention abroad. The football administrator’s clarification has reassured fans and the broader football community that Muntari remains free and untroubled.
This incident highlights the dangers of misinformation in the digital age and underscores the importance of responsible reporting. Samuel Anim Addo’s statement serves as a reminder to exercise caution and fact-check news before circulating it widely.
Source: Thepressradio.com
