Legon Cities head coach, Maxwell Konadu has lauded former Ghana midfielder, Sulley Muntari after the game against Hearts of Oak at the El-Wak Stadium on Saturday.
Muntari, who made a return to the local topflight featured in Phobians 1-1 drawn game against the Royals over the weekend.
The former Inter Milan midfielder assisted Isaac Mensah's opener to give Hearts of Oak the lead, but a late Osman Amadu goal saw the two sides share the spoils.
After the game, Maxwell Konadu, who is a former Black Stars assistant coach shared his excitement on seeing Muntari play in the domestic league and adds it is an inspiration to the young ones.
"Well done legend Sulley, happy to see you back on the pitch, most of the young players are happy to be sharing the same platform with you today. They are learning from you, one of the best players of our time. Good luck legend," he posted on Twitter.
Muntari was replaced later in the game after picking an injury. He has made four appearances since joining Hearts of Oak early this month.