Sports Minister Kofi Adams Confirms Ghana Will Reapply for Thomas Partey’s Canada Visa
Sports Minister Kofi Adams has confirmed that the Government of Ghana will submit a fresh visa application to Canadian authorities in a bid to secure the availability of Black Stars midfielder Thomas Partey for the ongoing 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Speaking ahead of Ghana’s crucial World Cup campaign, the Minister assured Ghanaians that every effort is being made to ensure the experienced midfielder is able to join the national team in Canada if the new application is approved.
“We will submit a fresh visa application to Canada for Thomas Partey,” Kofi Adams stated, expressing confidence that the issue can be resolved in time for the player to represent Ghana.
Partey’s absence has been a major talking point among football fans, with many believing his experience, leadership, and midfield quality could provide a significant boost to the Black Stars as they aim to progress deep into the tournament.
The Sports Ministry’s decision to pursue a new visa application demonstrates the government’s commitment to ensuring Ghana has its strongest possible squad available during the World Cup.
Supporters across the country will now be eagerly awaiting the outcome of the application, hoping the talented midfielder will soon be cleared to travel and strengthen Otto Addo’s side as Ghana continues its quest for World Cup success.
A successful visa approval would be a major boost for the Black Stars, who remain focused on achieving another memorable run on football’s biggest stage.
