Ghanaian footballer Mohammed Kudus is on a mission to showcase the talent Africa has to offer to agents and scouts across Europe, aiming to prove that there are players on the continent even more exceptional than himself.
Steve Parish, the chairman of Crystal Palace, has lauded Ghanaian midfielder Jeffrey Schlupp and his teammates, Will Hughes and Joel Ward, for committing to contract extensions, citing them as exemplars of the club's ethos.
The versatile Ghana international has extended his contract with the Selhurst Park outfit after a fruitful negogiation.
Former Black Stars midfielder Jeffrey Schlupp has signed a new deal with English Premier League side Crystal Palace to keep him until the summer of 2025.
The 31-year-old has been a key member of the Eagles lads since joining them from Leicester City in 2012 for a transfer fee of £12 million, making 230 appearances.
“In any Premier League squad, it remains vitally important to strike the right balance between youth and experience, with a squad of players all capable of driving the club forwards on and off the pitch," said the club's Chairman Steve Parish.
“As well as playing a pivotal role on the pitch, Will, Jeff and Joel are natural leaders in the dressing room who embody the Crystal Palace DNA and who help set a culture of the highest standards at the training ground. We are delighted that they will be with us next season to help further our exciting early progress under Oliver Glasner.”
Alongside Schlupp, Will Hughes and Joel Ward also extended their contracts with the club.
Director of Communications at Hearts of Oak, Kwame Opare Addo has stated that the club has not cast doubt on the future of midfielder Salifu Ibrahim.
Head coach of Hearts of Oak Aboubakar Ouattara has revealed that the common problem coaches in the Ghana Premier League are facing is their strikers inability to score goals.
Ghanaian international, Kudus Mohammed is very impressed with his first season in the Premier League and feels he's really made his presence felt and hopes to achieve more going forward.
