A Look at Sulley Ali Muntari’s Expensive Car Collection

A Look at Sulley Ali Muntari’s Expensive Car Collection

  • Sulley Muntari’s Lamborghini turned heads with its striking design and roaring engine, showcasing the success he earned from football
  • Refined yet powerful, his Audi collection balanced sportiness and class, reflecting the composure he brought to midfield in his prime
  • Muntari’s multi-million-dollar garage wasn’t just metal; it celebrated the dreams realised by the Konongo-born footballer

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Sulley Ali Muntari made a name for himself not just with his strength and determination on the field, but also with his impressive taste in luxury cars.

Having played for elite European clubs like AC Milan, Inter Milan, Portsmouth, and Sunderland, the Ghanaian midfielder earned significant wealth, and he has shown no hesitation in indulging in it.

Ex-Ghana Black Stars midfielder Sulley Ali Muntari owns a lavish fleet of cars in Ghana
Ex-Ghana Black Stars midfielder Sulley Ali Muntari has a lavish garage of cars in Ghana. Image credit: SoccerLaduma, Claudio Villa
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One of the most visible markers of his success is his impressive, multi-million-dollar, car collection.

Sulley Muntari, from football glory to luxury cars

Muntari’s football career has been truly remarkable. After shining with Ghana’s U-20 team, he drew the eye of European scouts.

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Stints at clubs like Inter Milan, where he lifted the UEFA Champions League under José Mourinho, and AC Milan solidified his reputation as a world-class midfielder.

According to Goal Ball Live, Muntari has a net worth of $22 million, which has allowed him to indulge in his passion for exotic cars.

Sulley Muntari's Lamborghini

Among the crown jewels in Muntari’s garage is a Lamborghini, a brand synonymous with speed and opulence.

The exact model is not publicly confirmed, but whether it’s a Huracán or Aventador, Lamborghinis typically command price tags in the range of $200,000 to $500,000, according to Caran Driver.

With sleek aerodynamics, roaring engines, and head-turning designs, this car represents the audacious flair Muntari often brings to both his lifestyle and football.

The Audi series of Sulley Muntari

Muntari’s garage also features several Audis, a favourite among athletes for combining comfort with high performance. From the sporty R8 to the luxurious Q-series SUVs, his Audi collection showcases a polished yet indulgent side of his automotive taste.

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Audi’s reputation for innovation, with features like virtual cockpits and Quattro all-wheel drive, mirrors Muntari’s calculated and versatile gameplay.

Mercedes-Benz Brabus of Muntari

Among the standout vehicles in Sulley Muntari’s elite car collection is the Mercedes-Benz Brabus, a custom-tuned beast that takes the G-Wagon to a whole new level of luxury and performance.

Known for its aggressive styling, powerful V8 engine, and ultra-premium interior, the Brabus is a statement of authority and refinement.

With prices often exceeding $250,000, depending on modifications, Muntari’s Brabus reflects his bold personality, an off-road powerhouse wrapped in executive class.

Sulley Muntari's special love for cars

Beyond these, Muntari reportedly owns a range of other luxury vehicles, possibly including models from Ferrari, Bentley, and Range Rover.

Asamoah Gyan's Mercedes-Benz bus

YEN.com.gh earlier reported details of ex-Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan's lavish Mercedes-Benz bus worth $200,000.

Asamoah Gyan's diverse garage showcases his financial success and also his deep appreciation for automotive craftsmanship.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Gariba Raubil (Sports Editor) Gariba Raubil is a skilled content writer and journalist with over 14 years of experience in sports journalism. He is a CAF and FIFA-accredited reporter and has been a member of the International Sports Press Association (AIPS) since 2020. He has covered several international tournaments including two All Africa Games in 2015 and 2023. He also reported on the 2017 CAF Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon and the 2018 Women’s AFCON. Email: gariba.raubil@yen.com.gh