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Three players in line to replace Partey in Queiroz’s next Ghana squad

Ghana look set to be without Thomas Partey for the 2027 AFCON qualifiers against Côte d’Ivoire and Gambia due to injury. Partey, a key figure in the Black Stars setup, was one of Ghana’s standout performers at the World Cup and his absence would represent a major blow for Carlos Queiroz. However, there are a […]

Three players in line to replace Partey in Queiroz’s next Ghana squad

Ghana's 2027 AFCON qualifiers against Côte d'Ivoire and Gambia may be marred by the absence of key midfielder Thomas Partey due to injury. Carlos Queiroz, the Ghanaian coach, is already scouting potential replacements to fill the void. Three midfielders stand out in this regard: Ibrahim Sulemana, Emmanuel Adjei, and Frank Adjei Jnr.

Ibrahim Sulemana, despite playing only 30 minutes this season for Sassuolo, displays a calm demeanor on the ball and strong defensive instincts. His familiarity with the current Ghanaian squad could be advantageous, given the limited preparation time before facing a formidable Ivorian team. Emmanuel Adjei, a 21-year-old midfielder, has impressed with his 92% passing accuracy and defensive versatility.

Though young, his consistent performance and readiness to contribute make him a worthy contender. Lastly, Frank Adjei Jnr, the Hammarby midfielder, excels in all three central midfield roles. His three goals and one assist this season, primarily from a defensive midfield position, showcase his defensive and technical prowess. With Partey potentially sidelined, these three midfielders could provide the necessary depth and stability for Ghana's squad.

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