Al-Shabab grants Partey leave following father's death

Al-Shabab have granted their Ghanaian player Thomas Partey special leave to travel to his home country following the death of his father. This comes as the player remains linked with the team during the current season.

The break is to allow Thomas Partey to return to Ghana and support his family during these circumstances before resuming his commitments with the youth club in the upcoming period.

Al-Shabab has offered its condolences to Ghanaian international Thomas Partey and his family through its official account on the platform 'X', wishing them patience and solace in their time of grief.

Al-Shabab have announced the signing of Thomas Partey on August 12, as part of the club's efforts to strengthen their midfield and benefit from his vast experience during the current season.

Thomas Partey is 33 years old and has had a successful career in Europe, having played for Atlético, Villarreal, and Arsenal before moving to Al Shabab.

The Ghanaian player featured in 32 matches with Villarreal last season across all competitions but did not score any goals or provide any assists.