AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoGhana-Canada Visa Row: Ghana’s foreign ministry is urging Canada to review its decision to bar midfielder Thomas Partey from entering for the Black Stars’ World Cup opener against Panama in Toronto, calling it “high-handed and extremely unfair” and arguing it relies on unproven charges despite the presumption of innocence; World Cup Prep: Ghana’s squad says it’s united and ready as training enters the final phase in Rhode Island, with Partey still stuck at the team base in Boston ahead of Wednesday’s match; England Theft Fallout: England’s World Cup preparations in Kansas City were hit by a theft of training equipment during travel from Florida, with police detaining two people and reporting some items recovered; England Off-Field Disruption: England’s team chef was also reportedly blocked from boarding a train due to carrying cooking knives, adding to a week of travel chaos; FIFA Scrutiny: FIFA faced fresh backlash over empty seats seen on TV during early matches, with FIFA saying attendance figures are based on scanned tickets rather than visible occupancy; Zagreb/Regional Note: Croatia’s Prime Minister Plenković attended the E1 electric powerboat championship in Dubrovnik, with the government backing the event for 2026-2028.
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