~ Partey returns to Black Stars’ squad
~ Ghana’s upcoming fixtures
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Ghana’s national team, the Black Stars, are set to face crucial FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Mali and the Central African Republic this month. The return of Thomas Partey, the former Atletico Madrid star, is seen as a significant boost to the team after his absence from international football for almost eight months. Partey, who plays as a midfielder, believes that his experience and leadership will be vital in guiding the Black Stars to success in these upcoming matches.
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Having established himself as one of Ghana’s key players in recent years, Thomas Partey is no stranger to the pressures and demands of international competition. His time at top clubs like Atletico Madrid has provided him with valuable experience at the highest level of the game. Now, as he prepares to wear the national team jersey once again, Partey is confident in his ability to lead by example and inspire his teammates to perform at their best.
The upcoming matches against Mali and the Central African Republic present crucial opportunities for Ghana to secure important points in their quest to qualify for the FIFA World Cup. Partey’s presence in the squad adds a level of quality and tactical awareness that can make a significant difference on the field. His ability to control the midfield, break up opposition attacks, and contribute to the team’s offense make him a versatile and dynamic player that Ghana can rely on in key moments.
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As the Black Stars gear up to face Mali in Bamako on Thursday before hosting the Central African Republic on Monday, June 10, 2024, Thomas Partey’s return comes at a crucial time for the team. His leadership qualities, both on and off the pitch, will be invaluable as Ghana looks to secure positive results in these important matches. Partey’s experience at the highest levels of the game will provide a steady hand and a guiding presence for his teammates, especially the younger and less experienced players in the squad.
Partey missed the recent Africa Cup of Nations in Cote D’Ivoire as well as two international friendly matches against Nigeria and Uganda in March this year.
“They have shown that in their recent games as my Coach said. We have to do our best. We have to stop them, stop their best players and also concentrate on our way of playing and try to get the results we want,’’ the Arsenal midfielder said as quoted by ghanafa.org.
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‘’I think I have been out for a while. I came back during the season and finished very well. I have played a lot of games for the national team and I know how we have to play.’‘
“I know the system that the coach wants and I think with the experience I have, I will be able to get the team together and also to lead the young players who are coming in to be able to get in quite easy.’’
The 31-year old will lead Ghana against Mali in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Group I qualifier on Thursday, June 6, 2024. Thomas Partey has scored 13 goals in 47 appearances since his debut in May 2016.
In conclusion, Thomas Partey’s readiness to lead the Black Stars in the upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers highlights his commitment to representing his country at the highest level. His experience, skill, and leadership qualities make him a key figure in Ghana’s quest for success on the international stage. As the team prepares to face tough opposition in Mali and the Central African Republic, Partey’s return adds a layer of confidence and assurance that could prove decisive in determining the outcome of these crucial matches. Ghanaian football fans will undoubtedly be eager to see their star midfielder back in action, leading the charge for national pride and glory.
