Villarreal left with Thomas Partey choice after ex-Arsenal man is granted bail on rape charges

Former Arsenal -midfielder and Ghana International Thomas Partey ran free from the Westminster Magistrates Court in London on Tuesday morning, after the first hearing of the case against him for five counts of rape and one indictment for sexual attacks. Villarreal is strongly connected to the signing of Parey.

The 32-year-old got bail after he was accused of five counts of rape in a case brought by two women for alleged incidents in 2021. The accusation of sexual attack relates to an alleged incident in 2022, as reported by athletics. The case has been going on for the past three years and Partey reached the end of his arsenal contract shortly before the charges were brought against him. Parey has not filed a plea, but has previously denied the charges and is in court in court.

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Former Club Arsenal has been criticized for their handling of the incident and Villarreal can be set for a similar recoil. The yellow submarine has agreed the conditions with Pedey for a one -year -old deal with an opportunity to extend it. The conditions of his bail are that he should not make contact with the alleged victims and to inform the police about travel plans 24 hours in advance, as well as any address change.

As explained by Ben Jacobs, the main magistrate referred to his move to Villarreal, with a medical also completed. It has been suggested that if Partey would not have been granted, Villarreal had a result clause in the contract.

Villarreal fans have already started mobilizing against the move Online, using the hashtag 'Noathomaspartey' [No to Thomas Partey] On social media. Fan accounts have also encouraged people to fill the club's mailbox with protests against the signing of Pedey, which, according to earlier reports, will continue on Tuesday after the hearing is completed.

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