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FIFA World Cup 2026: Ghana’s Thomas Partey refused entry into Canada

FIFA World Cup 2026: Ghana’s Thomas Partey refused entry into Canada
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Ghanaian footballer Thomas Partey has been denied entry into Canada for a 2026 FIFA World Cup match due to ongoing legal proceedings in England. The Canadian government refused his visa application, forcing him to miss the opening game against Panama.

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This highlights the intersection of international sports, immigration policy, and the legal consequences of criminal charges for high-profile athletes.

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Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey will miss the country’s FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against Panama next week, ​after being denied entry into Canada.

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The report relies on official statements from FIFA and the context of the player's legal status without editorializing.

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