Ghana Drop Arsenal Ace Partey As They Seek AFCON Survival

Black Stars Make Bold Decision Ahead of Crucial Group Stage Clash

Ghana has made a surprising decision ahead of their crucial Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) group stage clash against Comoros, dropping Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey from the starting lineup.

Partey, who has been a key player for the Black Stars in recent years, has been struggling with a minor injury and is not yet fully fit.

Ghana's Team Selection Raises Questions

The decision to drop Partey has raised questions about Ghana's team selection, with many fans and pundits believing that he is one of their most important players.

However, coach Milovan Rajevac has defended his decision, saying that he is putting the team's needs first.

Ghana's Chances Against Comoros

Ghana will be hoping to get a positive result against Comoros, who are the underdogs in the group.

The Black Stars are currently bottom of the group after losing their opening game to Morocco, and they need a win to keep their hopes of reaching the knockout stages alive.

Ghana's Path to the Knockout Stages

If Ghana can beat Comoros, they will then face Gabon in their final group game.

A win against Gabon would see Ghana finish second in the group and reach the knockout stages.

Partey's Return to Action

Partey is expected to be fit to return to action for Ghana's final group game against Gabon.

His return would be a major boost to the Black Stars' chances of reaching the knockout stages.