Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey has been named the club's player of the month for November by fans.
Arsenal had a short but hectic month in November leading up to the World Cup. The Gunners competed in three competitions, including the Carabao Cup, which they lost at home to Brighton.
Partey was rested for the game, and his absence was felt. Prior to the Brighton game, the midfielder wowed in Premier League victories over Wolves and Chelsea.
Partey was named Man of the Match against Chelsea after dominating the midfield, and the Ghanaian has been crucial to Arsenal's success this season.
Partey is expected to play an important role for the Black Stars in Qatar, where they will face Portugal, South Korea, and Uruguay in the group stage.
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Ronaldo will be 'phenomenal' at World Cup, says Neves
Despite the criticism leveled at Cristiano Ronaldo, his teammate in Portugal, Ruben Neves, believes the forward will have a "phenomenal" World Cup performance.
In a television interview, the superstar, who is currently playing in a supporting role for Manchester United this season, was seen criticizing both his team and United manager Erik ten Hag.
Despite his struggles at club level, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner is still Portugal's captain at the age of 37, and Neves is confident of success in his sixth World Cup.On Sunday, Neves stated that the individual was in excellent physical shape based on what he'd seen of him in training.
Nothing should worry us at this point. We are confident in our ability to deliver results that will set people apart from the competition. Cristiano will be fantastic in the event that we are successful.
Ronaldo currently holds the record for the most goals scored in men's international football history, with 117.Last week, a video surfaced of Portuguese player Cristiano Ronaldo and Brazilian player Bruno Fernandes shaking hands. The video made it appear as if the two players were tense.
Neves, on the other hand, denied rumors of rivalry among squad members.
Despite the fact that it is impossible for us to go around without encountering some form of contention, the midfielder asserted that there is no controversy within the team's locker room.
"There is significantly more information available outside of camp than what is available in the press or in the locker room." The discussion has concluded, and a wonderful mood has descended.Neves, a 25-year-old Wolves midfielder who has been linked with moves away from the struggling club, was asked if he planned to leave the Premier League club in January.
I'm leaving Wolves this month, hopefully until December 18th (the World Cup final), he joked as he announced his departure.
"I have no plans to return anytime soon." My primary goal is to participate in as many of the team's activities as possible for as long as possible and to contribute as much as possible.Portugal will face Ghana in its first World Cup match on November 24. They will then compete in Group H against South Korea and Uruguay.
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