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A Canadian court dismissed Thomas Partey's appeal against a visa refusal, preventing him from playing in the World Cup match against Panama in Toronto. The ruling highlights the strict application of Canadian immigration law and has sparked frustration among Ghanaian fans.
A Canadian court has dismissed Ghanaian midfielder Thomas Partey's appeal against a visa denial that prevents him from featuring in the World Cup match against Panama in Toronto. The decision follows serious allegations of rape in Britain and has sparked anger among Ghanaian supporters.
A federal court rejected the appeal of Thomas Partey, whose visa was denied over sexual assault allegations, while the United States has already granted him entry.
A visa denial from Canada and an approval from the United States have placed Thomas Partey at the centre of a controversy that blends legal scrutiny, child safety concerns and international football commitments.