The English Premier League team Crystal Palace has revealed the new class of academy scholars for the 2024–2025 season via their official website.
Thirteen youths who show promise, including Chuks Okoli, a player eligible for the Golden Eaglets, have signed two-year scholarship agreements.
Two-year scholarships have been awarded to Dean Benamar, Benjamin Casey, Euan Danaher, Jasper Judd, Jerome Osei Kyremeh, Jack Mason, David Montjen, Joshua Muwana, Stuart Oduro, Sean Somade, Charlie Walker-Smith, and Harry Whitworth.
Prior to the upcoming season, Okoli was elevated to the Crystal Palace U18 team, and he plans to make his debuts in the FA Youth Cup and U18 Premier League before his scholarship expires.
On or after his seventeenth birthday, the Nigerian superstar hopes to sign his first professional deal.
Despite having no caps for England at any level, Okoli appears to be a supporter of the Nigerian national teams because he likes the Super Eagles on social media.
The most renowned Nigerian player to sign scholarship agreements with Crystal Palace is Victor Moses, a two-time World Cup winner and 2013 Africa Cup of Nations winner who joined the Eagles at the age of 16.
Other Nigerian-born academy alumni include Georg
The English Premier League team Crystal Palace has revealed the new class of academy scholars for the 2024–2025 season via their official website.
Thirteen youths who show promise, including huks OkoCli, a player eligible for the Golden Eaglets, have signed two-year scholarship agreements.
Two-year scholarships have been awarded to Dean Benamar, Benjamin Casey, Euan Danaher, Jasper Judd, Jerome Osei Kyremeh, Jack Mason, David Montjen, Joshua Muwana, Stuart Oduro, Sean Somade, Charlie Walker-Smith, and Harry Whitworth.
Prior to the upcoming season, Okoli was elevated to the Crystal Palace U18 team, and he plans to make his debuts in the FA Youth Cup and U18 Premier League before his scholarship expires.
On or after his seventeenth birthday, the Nigerian superstar hopes to sign his first professional deal.
Despite having no caps for England at any level, Okoli appears to be a supporter of the Nigerian national teams because he likes the Super Eagles on social media.
The most renowned Nigerian player to sign scholarship agreements with Crystal Palace is Victor Moses, a two-time World Cup winner and 2013 Africa Cup of Nations winner who joined the Eagles at the age of 16.
Other Nigerian-born academy alumni include Georg