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The Villarreal star leads the Black Stars line-up against England
Thomas Partey has been named in his country’s Ghana starting line-up in preparation for their 2026 World Cup group stage match against England on Tuesday night, despite having to miss his side’s opener against Panama last week.
In the first round, the Ghanaian team won the match against Panama (1-0), collecting the first 3 points.
The party is due to appear at Southwark Crown Court next year After being charged with five counts of rape and one count of sexual assault last year, he was charged with two additional counts last February.
For his part, former Arsenal and current Villarreal player Partey denies all the allegations against him.
The 33-year-old’s absence from Ghana’s win against Panama in Toronto was due to Canadian officials refusing to allow the player to enter the country, the newspaper reported.subway“English.
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After his visa application was initially denied, Parti filed an emergency application in an attempt to gain permission to enter Canada.
The judge heard the appeal and sided with the initial decision to deny the visa application.
Court documents later revealed that Partey did not disclose the allegations of rape and sexual assault against him when he submitted his application to enter Canada before the start of the tournament.
A statement read out in court also revealed that Partey had promised to remain under the supervision of Ghanaian team officials at all times during his proposed stay in Canada.
But Parthy will have no such problem playing against England in Boston as US officials have granted him a visa to enter the country.
He will also be available for Ghana’s final Group 12 match against Croatia in Philadelphia on Saturday.
But while Parthy are free to play Ghana’s remaining group stage matches, the same problem will arise again if they qualify for the knockout stages and one of their matches is scheduled to be played in Canada.
