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Ghana asks Canada court to overturn Partey’s World Cup visa denial

Ghana asks Canada court to overturn Partey’s World Cup visa denial

  • Canadian media said a judge received the request on Tuesday morning and was reviewing it
  • “It is not necessary to make comments. The story is open,” said Queiroz
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Ghana chides ‘unfair’ Canada for denying visa to midfielder Partey

Ghana chides ‘unfair’ Canada for denying visa to midfielder Partey

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Ghana’s Partey out of Panama game after visa refused says FIFA

Ghana’s Partey out of Panama game after visa refused says FIFA

By Reuters ·
Arsenal in talks with Partey over new deal as Jorginho and Sterling depart

Arsenal in talks with Partey over new deal as Jorginho and Sterling depart

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