While Fabio Capello has seemingly done his best to increase the pressure on himself with a series of bizarre calls to undermine his beleaguered regime, Muntari can further twist the knife on the field when Ghana tackle the Three Lions at Wembley on Tuesday.
Be it a friendly, a first loss to an African nation would be another unwanted addition to the CV of Capello, who, after a World Cup which saw disharmony within the squad, is set to leave the job after Euro 2012.
Muntari, who played under Redknapp at Portsmouth, said: ‘Harry would get on easily as England manager.
‘He could bring unity to any squad of players. He’s a manager players really want to play for; he’s like a father figure.’

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