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Good news on Thomas Partey's future ahead of Arsenal's pre-season
Ghana's Thomas Partey is close to signing a new Arsenal deal, with Mikel Arteta keen to keep him ahead of the 2025/26 season and pre-season tour to Asia
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer keen to sign Thomas Partey after positive talks
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has have reportedly held a positive meeting with Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey’s representatives over a potential summer move to Besiktas.
Thomas Partey Named in Squawka’s Premier League Team of the Season
Ghana's Thomas Partey has been included in Squawka's English Premier League Team of the Season following an outstanding 2024/25 campaign with Arsenal.
Former Arsenal star hospitalised with heart complications, now recovering
Former Arsenal midfielder Tomas Rosicky, who was recently taken into intensive care last week due to heart-related issues, is recovering from the health scare.
Mohammed Kudus: Reason Liverpool, Arsenal have 'doubts' over signing Ghanaian
West Ham United are reportedly willing to sell Mohammed Kudus this summer, but interested suitors have 'doubts' about the valuation of the Ghana international.
Mikel Arteta finally offers positive Thomas Partey Arsenal contract comment
Thomas Partey earns praise from Mikel Arteta after his most consistent season at Arsenal, as contract talks loom ahead of a potential decision on his future
2025/26 UEFA Champions League: Full list of qualified teams, 24 spots taken
Explore the 24 teams already qualified for the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League league phase, including top clubs from England, Spain, Italy, and more
Video of Partey waving at Arsenal crowd triggers exit talks
Thomas Partey has added fuel to his exit talks following his gesture after Arsenal's final home Premier League clash against Newcastle United at the Emirates.
Real Madrid to hijack Arsenal and Barcelona’s chase for Nico Williams?
Real Madrid are said to be keenly interested in signing Athletic Club star Nico Williams. The Spanish-Ghanaian forward is also of interest to Barcelona and Arsenal.
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