Thomas Partey Denied Entry Into Canada Ahead of Ghana Duty
Thomas Partey has reportedly lost his final appeal to gain entry into Canada, ruling him out of Ghana’s upcoming international assignment.
According to reports, the Ghanaian midfielder was denied a visa by Canadian immigration authorities, preventing him from travelling with the Ghana National Football Team.
Partey’s legal team is said to have filed a last-minute appeal before the Federal Court in Ottawa in an attempt to overturn the decision. However, the appeal was dismissed, meaning the player will remain unavailable for the trip.
The reports link the immigration decision to ongoing rape-related charges in the United Kingdom involving the former Arsenal midfielder. Partey has consistently denied the allegations both publicly and in court proceedings.
The development has sparked widespread discussion among football fans, with many expressing disappointment over his absence from the Ghana squad, while others continue to follow the legal proceedings surrounding the player.
Neither Canadian authorities nor the Ghana Football Association had issued detailed official statements regarding the matter by the time of publication.
