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Watch highlights of how Thomas Partey has transformed Arsenal since returning from injury

Black Stars midfielder Thomas Partey has been outstanding for Arsenal since returning from injury. His comeback has significantly boosted Arsenal's title charge, bringing stability to their midfield. His presence has improved Arsenal's fluidity through his progressive and quick passing. Partey, who is from Ghana, has played only 12 matches this season, with seven of them taking place between March and April. Although Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta utilized his options effectively after Partey's injuries, he acknowledged that the Ghanaian's return has raised the team's performance level. "He’s a really important player and we have missed him for many months. He looks in great shape. It’s » Read More

May 10

Jorginho’s contract extension sparks controversy over Partey’s future at Arsenal

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Watch dressing room footage of Real Madrid president celebrating 2-1 win over Bayern Munich

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My first eleven is like an army; every player can be called upon at anytime - Aboubakar Ouattara

Black Starlets secure convincing 2-0 victory against Niger in Pre-WAFU friendly

Ghanaian player arrested for alleged murder of two police officers

May 9th Disaster can never be forgotten – Herbert Mensah

Antoine Semenyo nominated for Bournemouth Player of the Year Award

We could have prevented some of the goals against Hearts of Oak – Berekum Chelsea coach Samuel Boadu

Japan to host Ghana's Black Queens in an international friendly ahead of WAFCON

Sports Minister Mustapha Ussif calls for safe sporting environments on May 9th Remembrance Day

May 9 disaster: My involvement in the event changed my life forever – Herbert Mensah

May 9

Mohammed Kudus' iconic celebration set for inclusion in EA Sports FC 25

Marcel Desailly advises Mbappe to reject Real Madrid for €350m a year in Saudi Arabia

 

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