Ghana files court appeal over Partey visa cancellation as hearing takes place
Miguel Solomons
Dailysports's expert
Even before the start of the 2026 World Cup, the Ghana national team found itself in a difficult situation after one of its key players had his visa to Canada revoked. In response, Ghana decided to challenge the decision in court and filed an appeal.
Details: According to MacJordan, a court hearing regarding Thomas Partey’s visa case has taken place. However, the proceedings do not confirm that the midfielder has been granted a Canadian visa.
Meanwhile, counsel representing the minister objected to the late submission of documents by Thomas Partey’s legal team, arguing that they should not be admitted into the court record because they were filed outside the required procedural deadlines.
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