Ghanaian football star Thomas Partey has shared insights into the principles that have shaped his career and life, emphasizing the importance of loyalty and supporting others. The Arsenal midfielder credits his success to the values instilled in him from a young age, with a special nod to his former Under-12 captain, Samuel Zigah, now a Public Relations Officer.
In an interview with 3Sports, Partey spoke candidly about the significance of staying true to the people who have supported him throughout his journey. “I think personally I have something in me,” he said. “I’m always looking out for the people who helped me. I never look down on them, and my mentality is that if someone is able to help you, you should be able to help them back.”
Partey also stressed the value of surrounding oneself with trustworthy individuals, noting that people with good intentions naturally gravitate toward one another. This mindset has helped him navigate the highs and lows of his football career, particularly as he faces uncertainty about his future as a free agent.
As the Black Stars midfielder weighs his next move, his guiding principles of loyalty and gratitude remain central to his outlook. Fans and peers alike have praised Partey for his grounded approach to life, which serves as a reminder of the power of staying connected to one’s roots.
Partey’s reflections not only highlight the character behind the player but also offer a glimpse into the ethos driving one of Ghana’s most celebrated footballers.
