Premier League side, /Crystal Palace has made the decision to part ways with Ghanaian defenders David Boateng and Addae Joshua Kwesi.
Addae, who is 19 years old, joined Palace in January 2022 from Langley F.C. and showed promise as he advanced through the club's academy system up to the second team.
However, as his professional contract is set to expire this month, Addae has been informed that it will not be renewed by the club. Despite his versatility to play as a lateral defender on both the right and left sides, Addae made only one appearance for Crystal Palace's senior team last season.
He is recognized for his modern-day right-back qualities, displaying solid defensive skills along with the ability to contribute to the attack. Additionally, he has experience playing as a wing-back. As Addae embarks on the next phase of his football journey, he will be seeking new opportunities to further develop and demonstrate his potential.
David Boateng, on the other hand, has also been notified that he should find a new club as Crystal Palace has opted not to extend his stay at the club. Boateng, who is 22 years old, joined Palace at the age of 9 in 2010 and progressed through the club's academy system up to the second team.
Boateng's professional contract is set to expire this month without renewal. Last season, Boateng, who can operate as a lateral defender on both the right and left sides, made only one appearance for Crystal Palace's U21 side. He will now begin the process of finding a new club for the next phase of his football career.
Boateng spent last season on loan at Queens Park in Scotland.
He is reportedly in talks with Queens Park to continue his career development in Scotland.
