Kevin Prince Boateng Offers Free Kebabs To Hertha Berlin Fans After Signing New Deal

Kevin Prince Boateng has signed a new contract with German outfit Hertha Berlin and to celebrate, he offered 2,023 free kebabs to fans of the club. 

The midfielder found a bizarre way of announcing his new deal, in the announcement video, he was filmed in a kebab van making a promise to fans. 

Hertha Berlin released the video on Twitter with the caption that read: “Still hungry.” 

Boateng has partnered with the Hakiki kiosk, which is a popular food outlet in the Wedding district of Berlin, which is where the 35-year-old former Ghana international grew up. 

He will give 2,023 Hertha Berlin fans the chance to get a free kebab and to meet him in person. 

The meeting is due to take place the day before the club open their 22/23 campaign against Eintracht Frankfurt. 

Boateng returned to Germany in the summer of last year after a short spell in Italy playing for Monza. 

The energetic and sometimes fiery midfielder signed a 12 month deal upon his arrival. 

However, his time back in German football hasn’t been a success as he failed to register a single goal or assist in 21 appearances in the 21/22 campaign, despite his poor return on the pitch, he established himself to the loyal fan base off the pitch. 

Boateng did not feature in the first leg of a relegation play off against Hamburg, with the threat of relegation looming, Boateng returned in the second leg as his side cemented another season in the top flight after a 2-0 victory. 

Boateng joined Spurs from Hertha Berlin in 2007 in a deal worth £5.4 million, he failed to impress as he didn't manage to score in 25 appearances.