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Arsenal fans receive bad news ahead of their match against Manchester United

Arsenal will on Sunday face Manchester United at home and the fans have received bad news ahead of this important match.

Arsenal fans have received disappointing news ahead of their highly anticipated match against Manchester United on Sunday at the Emirates Stadium. The Ghana Football Association has confirmed that midfielder Thomas Partey will not be called up for international duty due to an injury sustained by the player hence also missing their upcoming game against Manchester United.

This setback comes as a blow to Arsenal, who have enjoyed a strong start to the season with two wins and a draw in their first three league games. Partey, who joined Arsenal from Atletico Madrid a few years back, has been an influential figure in the team’s midfield, providing stability and defensive solidity.

The absence of Partey will undoubtedly be felt by Arsenal, as his presence on the pitch has been instrumental in their recent successes. His ability to break up play, distribute the ball effectively, and contribute to both attack and defense has made him a key player for manager Mikel Arteta.

 

LONDON, ENGLAND – APRIL 16: Thomas Partey of Arsenal takes on Lucas Paqueta of West Ham during the Premier League match between West Ham United and Arsenal FC at London Stadium on April 16, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by David Price/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)

With the international break looming after the match against Manchester United, Arsenal will be hoping that Partey’s injury is not serious and that he can recover quickly during the break. The club will be keen to have him back in action as soon as possible, as they look to maintain their positive momentum and continue their climb up the Premier League table.

Despite this setback, Arsenal still have a talented squad capable of competing against Manchester United.

While the absence of Partey is undoubtedly a blow for Arsenal, it also presents an opportunity for other players to step up and make a difference. Young talents like Albert Sambi Lokonga and Martin Odegaard could be given more playing time and a chance to showcase their abilities.

As Sunday approaches, Arsenal fans will be hoping for a positive result against Manchester United, despite the absence of Partey. The match promises to be a thrilling encounter between two historic clubs, and Arsenal will be looking to build on their strong start to the season and secure another victory in front of their passionate home crowd at the Emirates Stadium.

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