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The angry comparison between Thomas Partey and Casemiro has taken on a new dimension after Rio Ferdinand, a former Manchester United player, opined that Arsenal’s Thomas Partey would be the first to concede that Casemiro is a superior player to him.
The comparison between the two has dominated social media of late with fans and football insiders joining in on the unnecessary discourse with the slightest chance they get.
“Partey is a good player. He is not Casemiro, believe me! And if we ever get Partey on this show, he’ll say, ‘Joel [Beya]don’t do this to me, man,’” the former England defender said in a recent radio discussion.
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Meanwhile, in Partey’s words, the young players in the team need to be ambitious if Arsenal are to succeed in their title quest this season.
In their most recent league match, the Gunners came from behind to beat AFC Bournemouth 3–2, with Partey scoring the opener to start the comeback.
Reiss Nelson, a 23-year-old winger, scored the decisive goal for Arsenal in the 97th minute after coming on as a substitute. Reiss Nelson’s goal in the 97th minute gave Arsenal a five-point lead over the other teams in the competition and caused great jubilation among the players and the team’s coaching staff.
In light of this, Partey stressed that they have the necessary maturity, experience and preparation to succeed in anything they set their minds to, including winning the Premier League championship.
