Ghanaians sing Partey praises after he was crowned Arsenal’s Player of the Month for February
FootballThomas Partey injures Arsenal teammate Alexander Lacazette in training
- Alexander Lacazette has publicly labelled his Arsenal team-mate Thomas Partey a 'killer' after being crunched by the midfielder in training
- It is unclear whether Lacazette has a few cuts to show for the tackle or has sustained a more serious injury as a result of the former Atletico Madrid midfielder
- Arsenal take on Leicester City on Sunday and if Lacazette is unavailable, Arteta may have to turn to young striker Eddie Nketiah
Arsenal interim-captain Alexandre Lacazette has called out Thomas Partey for inflicting a training ground injury on him.
The Gunners are preparing to host Leicester City at the Emirates on Sunday in a English Premier League clash.
And during the team's training session on Friday at Arsenal Training Centre in London, it appears that Partey has put in a nasty challenge at some stage on Lacazette.
The French striker shared a photo on his Instagram story showing his ankle had been on a receiving end of a poor tackle.
He tagged Partey and captioned the picture:
"Player of the month, killer of the day"
Thomas Partey Wins Arsenal Player of the Month for February
Sports Brief earlier reported that Ghana international Thomas Teye Partey has been voted Arsenal's Player of the month for February.
The 28-year-old former Atletico Madrid midfielder has his mojo back after a topsy turvy start to his career at north London.
Partey finished with 49 per cent of the votes, edging out teammates and contenders Martin Ødegaard and Bukayo Saka, who finished in third.
His rich vein of form will be music in the ears of interim Black Stars trainer Otto Addo as the midfielder will be on captain duties owing to the suspension of Andre Ayew when Ghana cross swords with Nigeria later this month in the World Cup play-offs.
Ghanaians Sing Partey Praises
Ghanaians could not hide their sheer joy following Partey's recent feat at Arsenal, heaping a barrage of praises on the former Atletico Madrid midfielder.
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FootballThe 28-year-old midfield enforcer beat off competition from former Real Madrid playmaker Martin Ødegaard, who came in second and English youngster Bukayo Saka.
His majestic display from midfield helped Arsenal steamroll to three successive victories in the month under review.