GREECE striker Georgios Samaras has refused to wish his Celtic team-mate Ki Sung-yueng good luck ahead of this summer’s World Cup.
The two are expected to meet on June 12 when Greece take on South Korea in the third game of the finals.
Samaras was conspicuous by his absence as the striker’s Celtic team-mates gave Ki their best wishes when he left Parkhead early to prepare for the tournament.
“Everyone was going to him and saying good luck. It was me and Ki standing next to each other in the dressing room and I was like, ‘Don’t wait for me to give you best wishes or my hand - you are my enemy from now on.
“But it’s all good fun. He is a great character and a good footballer and I am just looking forward to the first game.”
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