A biography for Thomas Parteyhasn’t been written yet.
“Have I a favourite flavour? Oh, my God, all the flavours are good. Maybe I can become an ambassador for Indomie. Then I will get it for free.”
“I know that the more I work, the more opportunities I will have, so I'm going to keep it up and keep working.”
“I'm a player who likes to play anywhere and get into my opponents' area to try to get a goal.”
“I will continue to give my all for the team when I am on the field of play because this is my life and this is what I choose to do.”
“I like to challenge myself, I like new challenges as I said and it's all about learning fast, learning quickly how it goes.”
“To win a tournament like the Afcon, sometimes quality alone is not enough.”
“It's important to play well and have dominance in the game but in the end, if you don't win, you don't feel happy personally.”
“Sometimes opinions are opinions.”
“I know I am not going to give up, even in bad situations.”
“After every game, I speak to my father. He is my number one fan and I will never forget how we were and when it all started for me.”
“I like to play in the big matches.”
“You get a new girl in Ghana, and they say: 'Buy me Indomie.' Every day, 'Indomie, Indomie.' That food took all my money! It takes all the guys' money in Ghana.”
“You don't always have to be positioned as the coach said, you have to be free and create spaces because you are on the field and know what is going to happen. With confidence and understanding your team-mates, you'll be able to put all of that into the game.”
“I remember when I was in Almeria they called me 'the octopus' because I stole a lot of balls.”
“Whenever there is a serious game, or in any game, I like to go with surprises.”
“When you are on the pitch you only think about the team and people watching.”
“I know that working hard and giving my best in every game will determine if I live up to the expectations.”
“You never know when you are going to be injured.”
“I always say, if I would be an animal, I would be an octopus.”
“I believe that everyone on earth is a god.”