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‘I’m back’ – Thomas Partey returns to Twitter after months-long absence

Ebo Osei by Ebo Osei
March 18, 2020
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Ghanaian midfielder, Thomas Teye Partey is back on Twitter after a two-month absence from the social media site.

Partey, 26, has been absent on Twitter since January 17, 2020, with his last post coming five days after his club side lost the Supercopa de España to Real Madrid in Saudi Arabia.

Enjoying every moment of my life 😂😂❤️ #colonel #laughoutloud #aúpaatleti @ Madrid, Spain https://t.co/iFxWwqOUYr

— Thomas Teye Partey (@Thomaspartey22) January 17, 2020

The reason for his absence is unknown, however, it is suspected that his twitter account was hacked which rendered him unable to access his page.

The Atletico Madrid star, after recovering his page tweeted “Hey Twitter, I am back” to express his joy after recovering his account.

Hey Twitter, I am back 👋

— Thomas Teye Partey (@Thomaspartey22) March 18, 2020

Thomas Partey has one of the largest following on Twitter amongst the Black Stars team with 86.5K followers.

The Black Stars player has been phenomenal for his club side, Atletico Madrid this season, most recently bossing the middle of the field as they eliminated defending champions, Liverpool from the UEFA Champions League on a 4-2 aggregate scoreline.

With La Liga and other major competitions halted in Europe, the Ghanaian could spend more time on twitter to while away time.

 

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