Arsenal Midfielder Thomas Partey Spotted Enjoying Local Ghanaian Meal

• Deputy Black Stars captain Thomas Partey was spotted cooling off in London enjoying a bowl of Ghanaian food
• The injured Arsenal midfielder is not part of the Ghana squad that is preparing for the 2023 AFCON qualifiers against Madagascar and CAR
• Partey uffered muscle damage to his thigh in a Premier League game against Crystal Palace and in March this year

Arsenal midfielder and Black Stars deputy captain Thomas Partey has been captured enjoying local Ghanaian delicacy at his base in London.

Partey has been left out of Ghana’s squad for their Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers next week as a precaution after injuring his hamstring back in April.

He suffered the injury during Arsenal’s 3-0 loss to Crystal Palace and was unable to play again for the rest of the season.

A photo shared on Twitter by Ghanaian journalist Nana Aba Anamoah captured the Black Stars deputy captain enjoying some good local food.

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Despite making £200,000-a-week at Arsenal, Partey lives a very modest lifestyle in London.

This particular attribute left many of his fans in awe when they saw the former Atletico Madrid eating Ghanaian food 'Ampesi and Kontomire stew'.

Black Stars Intensify Training Ahead of 2023 AFCON Qualifiers

Meanwhile, Partey's compatriots have intensified their training session as the Black Stars prepares for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.

Coach Otto Addo and his technical team led twenty-eight players through rigorous exercises as the boys put in work before Sunday's game against Madagascar.

In photos posted on Twitter, the players are seen going through intensive drills and ball work as Otto Addo explains his system to the team.

Major Injury Boost As Key Arsenal Player Thomas Partey Steps Up His Rehab

Sports Brief earlier reported that Thomas Partey has stepped up his rehabilitation by posting a video of himself in a major injury boost to the Gunners.

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The 28-year-old midfielder suffered muscle damage to his thigh in a Premier League game against Crystal Palace and was set to be out for a longer duration.

With uncertainty surrounding his recovery date, a data injury analyst Ben Dinnery predicted the Ghana international might be fit for Arsenal's north London derby against Tottenham Hotspurs.