Thomas Partey denied entry into Canada and sidelined for sexual abuse allegation

Ghana's Partey denied entry into Canada over rape allegations Africa

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Issued on: 17/06/2026 - 23:22

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A Canadian court has dismissed Ghanaian star midfielder Thomas Partey's appeal against the government's refusal of his visa last week, meaning he won't be able to play at the World Cup. Partey is facing seven charges of rape in the UK; he denies the allegations.

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By: Georja Calvin-Smith Elisa AMIRI Bastien RENOUIL Justice BAIDOO Advertising Related keywords

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