Audio By Carbonatix
Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey may be on his way out of North London at the expiration of his contract.
The 32-year-old Ghanaian international and his representatives have been locked in negotiations with Arsenal for months, ostensibly to agree fresh terms over a new contract.
However, Italian football reporter Fabrizio Romano has revealed that the negotiations have hit a snag.
Romano, who specialises in European football transfer news, also disclosed that there is now a "concrete chances to part ways in the upcoming days. Thomas would be available as a free agent."
Last season, Partey made 35 appearances out of 38 Premier League matches and 12 Champions League appearances out of 16 matches for Arsenal.
By the time the season was over, the Black Stars midfielder had made 52 appearances across all competitions.
He was a key cog for Arsenal, who finished second in the Premier League and made the semi-final of the UEFA Champions League. The Gunners lost to eventual winners, Paris Saint-Germain.
Partey's current contract runs out on June 30, 2024.
Latest Stories
-
Food lovers in Wa urged to embrace Ghanaian cuisine at ‘Upper West Pot’ event
25 minutes -
Lawra MP breaks ground for Birifoh SHS headteacher’s bungalow as traditional council demands wall, furniture
38 minutes -
How to check 2026 WASSCE Private First Series results
2 hours -
IFATCA and ITF Africa honour Rev. Stephen Wilfred Arthur for excellence in aviation leadership and safety
3 hours -
SIGA rejects claims of steering SOE insurance to SIC
4 hours -
Explosions at Burundi ammunition depot kill civilians, witnesses say
4 hours -
Wulugu embraces clean energy as residents move away from traditional cooking methods
4 hours -
‘Everyone wants to act like a doctor’ – Francis Abu reacts to World Cup doubts after injury
4 hours -
Human capital: The missing link in Africa’s energy security and industrialisation
4 hours -
Hohoe United announces withdrawal from Ghana Premier League
4 hours -
GhIE inducts 194 professional engineers, calls for higher standards in infrastructure delivery
4 hours -
Government reiterates commitment to growth in real estate sector; Prime Accra launched
4 hours -
Energy Minister engages key stakeholders to boost Ghana’s upstream petroleum sector
4 hours -
Flood survivors in North East region demand non-partisan action on Pwalugu Dam Project
4 hours -
“We’re not speaking out of vacuum” – IMANI defends SIC political inference claims
4 hours