Kevin-Prince Boateng’s return to AC Milan has been made official by the Italian FA.
This was after he Italian giants lodged the Ghanaian’s contract to the relevant authorities on Monday afternoon.
Milan handed Boateng a short-term contract after impressing on trial with the club.
The suspended Black Stars player has not played competitive football close to a year now after being frozen out at Schalke over disciplinary issues.
Boateng once played an impressed during his initial three-year stint with the Rossoneri.
The Ghanaian arrives as a free agent after terminating his contract at Schalke.
He will however be working under new coach this time around at Milan as Massimiliano Allgeri – the coach he played under during his first stint – has since been replaced by Sinisa Mihajlovic.
Boateng is expected to guide the predominant youthful Milan side with his enormous experience.
He won the Serie-A and Coppa Italia title during his first stint with the club where he played alongside players sich as Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Sulley Muntari, Mark van Bommel, Alexandre Pato, Clarence Seedorf and Andrea Pirlo.
Kevin-Prince Boateng"s return to AC Milan officialized as Italian FA certify contract
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