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Thomas Partey to miss Ghana's World Cup opener

Ghana's Partey denied Canadian entry for World Cup amid rape case

Canada denied Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey's visa, which will keep him from playing in a World Cup game next week against Panama, FIFA said Friday.

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Ghana's Thomas Partey denied entry to Canada, must miss World Cup game

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Visa denial sidelines Thomas Partey for Ghana’s World Cup opener against Panama in Toronto

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Thomas Partey denied entry to Canada; will not play Ghana's World Cup opener

Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey will play no part in his side's opening World Cup game against Panama after being denied entry to Canada.

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Partey denied entry to Canada for Ghana's World Cup opener

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Thomas Partey to miss Ghana's World Cup opener after Canada denies visa application

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Ghana's Thomas Partey denied Canada visa ahead of World Cup game vs. Panama

“His visa application has been refused by the Canadian government,” the governing body of world soccer said.

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Ghana star barred from entering Canada for World Cup opener amidst rape charges

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Thomas Partey out of Ghana’s World Cup opener after visa application to Canada refused

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Ghana star facing rape charges not allowed into Canada for World Cup match

Ghana will be without one of its most recognizable players for the 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign after midfielder Thomas Partey was denied entry into Canada. FIFA confirmed Thursday that Partey, currently facing multiple counts of rape and sexual assault in the United Kingdom,

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From underdogs to adopted hometown team: Ghana Arrives in Rhode Island for the World Cup

The achievement is what we are looking for,” said Nana Awuah Panin III, chief of New Juaben. “We want them to be the best team. We want to be able to beat every team they meet.

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US-based Professor Joseph Ofori-Dankwa credits Ghana’s education system for his global success

A distinguished Ghanaian academic based in the United States has paid glowing tribute to Ghana’s education system, describing it as the bedrock upon which he built a successful international career in academia and leadership.