Arsenal Star Thomas Partey Sheds Light on Difference Between English Premier League & LaLiga

• Thomas Partey has made a comparison of the World's two most keenly contested championships in England and Spain
• The Ghana international completed a £45 million summer transfer move from Atletico Madrid to Arsenal in 2020
• Partey's form has been nothing but impregnable leading to his crowning as Arsenal's Player of the month for February

Ghana international Thomas Partey has drawn the line between the English Premier League and the Spanish topflight.

The 28-year-old midfielder is enjoying his best spell for the Gunners since he switched Spain for England and is fast becoming a cult hero with his superlative displays.

Thomas' purple patch of form was rehashed with his crowning as the player of the month for Arsenal in the month of February while playing a major role in Arsenal's Champions League pursuit.

Before he started producing the swashbuckling performances from midfield, the Black Stars deputy skipper struggled to gain a foothold of the Premier League after joining in 2020.

Ghanaians sing Partey praises after he was crowned Arsenal’s Player of the Month for February

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According to the Black Stars talisman, the English top-flight league has high intensity and requires quick thinking at all times.

Partey opens up on the difference between England and Spain

“Well, I think the intensity is different, the tactics are different, you can be pressed from every angle and you don’t have time to think. You have like 2 seconds to be able to think so you have to be quick. I think that is the only surprise I got,” Thomas Partey told Football Daily as quoted by Football Ghana.

Partey's time in Spain

The Ghana international joined Atletico Madrid in 2012 but was farmed out on loan to gain first-team experience and adapt to Spanish football.

The Krobo Odumase born midfielder had stints with Mallorca and Almeria before returning to his parent club in 2015.

After five years of consistently playing under the coaching tutelage of Diego Simeone, he became one of the best in his positions while also enhancing his versatility attributes.

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Black Stars talisman Partey shines in Arsenal win

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Arsenal kept alive their hope to qualify to next season's UEFA Champions League after an impressive 2-0 win against Leicester City on Sunday, March 13.

Goals from Thomas Partey and Alexandre Lacazette secured a 5th consecutive victory for the Gunners in the Premier League against the struggling Foxes at the Emirates Stadium.

Thomas Partey nodding in a free header from a Gabriel Martinelli corner kick to hand Arsenal the lead in the 11th minute.