Thomas Partey continues to have a 'player profile' on the Arsenal website, despite leaving the club earlier this week.
The discovery comes in the aftermath of the midfielder who is with five counts of rape and one count of sexual violence. Pedey is accused of attacking three women between 2021 and 2022.
The costs follow a three -year study by Scotland Yard and only rose five days after his arsenal contract rose on 30 June.
Pareny had been discussed with the Gunners about a deal after he had impressed the men of Mikel Arteta last season, who finished second in the Premier League and reached the semi -final of the Champions League.
The mention of the 32-year-old on the Gunners site contains a brief description of the player, who reads: 'Powerful midfielder Thomas showed his value to the team again at the end of last season, regularly playing during the run and opponents with his tough tackling, authority on the ball and the passing range.
“He immediately started playing the campaign back and lifted the community shield at Wembley, but was subsequently hindered by injury backs, limiting him to 16 performances.”
The profile continues by describing his career path of Atletico Madrid, where he won the Spanish title and Europa League, and was recognized as Ghana's player of the year in both 2018 and 2019.
Pedey was accused of several sexual offenses on Friday. He is accused of five counts of rape. Two counts of rape relate to one woman and three counts of rape relate to a second woman.
The only count of sexual attack relates to a third woman. None of the alleged victims can be called. He will appear on the Westminster Magistrates' Court on 5 August.
The Crown Prosecution Service has said that the charges came after 'carefully revised an extensive evidence file'.
Pareny 'denies all the charges against him' and welcomes the chance to finally erase his name ', his lawyer on Friday.
The Metropolitan Police said that the investigation into Thomas Pardeny started in February 2022 after officers had received a report of rape for the first time.
He was first arrested in July 2022, although he was not mentioned at the time and continued to play for Arsenal while investigations were underway.
He played more than 50 games for Arsenal while he is on bail, it has come forward.
In a statement, his lawyer Jenny Wiltshire of Hickman and Rose said: 'Thomas Partey denies all the charges against him.
“During their three -year investigation, he worked fully with the police and CPS.
“He now welcomes the chance to finally erase his name.
“Given that there are now continuous legal proceedings, my client cannot comment further.”
Detective -head inspector Andy Furphy, whose team leads the research, said: “Our priority continues to support the women who have emerged.
'We would ask everyone who has been struck by this case or anyone who asked any information to talk to our team. You can contact investigators about this study by sending an e -mail to [email protected] '