Fresh reports circulating across social media on Tuesday claim that Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey has been granted permission to enter Canada ahead of the Black Stars’ crucial FIFA World Cup group match against Panama. The reports, which have spread rapidly online, suggest the former Arsenal star is now available for selection after days of uncertainty.
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Conflicting Reports Continue
Earlier this week, FIFA confirmed that Partey’s visa application had been refused by Canadian authorities, ruling him out of Ghana’s opening World Cup fixture in Toronto. Ghanaian officials subsequently launched legal efforts to challenge the decision, arguing that the midfielder should be allowed to participate in the tournament.
However, multiple social media accounts are now claiming that the legal challenge has been successful and that Partey has finally been granted entry into Canada.
No Official Confirmation Yet
As of publication, neither FIFA, the Ghana Football Association nor Canadian authorities have officially confirmed that Thomas Partey has received a Canadian visa. International media outlets continue to report that Ghana’s legal challenge remains under review, meaning the situation is still developing.
Supporters are therefore urged to treat viral social media graphics with caution until an official announcement is made.
Huge Boost If Confirmed
If the reports prove accurate, Partey’s availability would provide a massive boost for Ghana against Panama. The experienced midfielder remains one of the Black Stars’ most influential players and could strengthen Carlos Queiroz’s midfield as Ghana chase a place in the knockout stages.
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