Ghana midfielder Sulley Muntari is in talks with an unnamed Chinese Club.

The Ghanaian international is reported to have been in contact with the said Club ahead of a possible move to the Chinese Super League from Saudi Pro League side Al Ittihad.

Muntari who has so far made 12 appearances for Ittihad since joining from AC Milan is expected to reach an agreement with the Chinese Club by the end of the week.

He could be joining compatriot Asamoah Gyan who plays for Shanghai SIPG in the Chinese top-flight.

The former Inter-Milan attacker has also enjoyed stints with Udinese, Portsmouth and Sunderland.

The 32-year-old is currently serving an indefinite suspension from the Black Stars team after he was involved in a fight with former Ghana Football Association executive member Moses Armah Parker during the Black Stars campaign at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.