The Hoops have extended the loan deal of their talented teenage defender of Ghanaian descent to the English fifth-tier campaigners until early next year
England-born Ghanaian teenager Cory Adjetey-Brew has extended his short-term loan contract with National League club Worthing FC from Championship side Queens Park Rangers until January 2027, his mother club have confirmed.
The 18-year-old defender, who was loaned out to the non-league side during the summer window of 2026 on a brief period, is set to continue with the Rebels till the upcoming winter window.
A statement confirming his loan extension deal with the Woodside Road Stadium outfit from QPR read via the club's official website: ''CORY Adjetey-Brew will now stay with Worthing until 3rd January. The 18-year-old defender initially joined the Rebels at the start of the campaign on a three-month loan.
''Adjetey-Brew has enjoyed an excellent start to his time with the National League side. He has made 15 appearances in all competitions, scoring three goals and chipping in with two assists.''
The Arsenal FC Youth academy product, who has been drafted into the QPR U21 setup prior to the start of the current campaign, has so far featured in 15 appearances by bagging 3 goals and setting up another 2 across all competitions for the non-league outfit so far this term.
Given his Ghanaian lineage, the promising budding full-back could become a future prospect for the Ghana national football team at the international level.
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