Nigeria Eligible Striker Ademola Ola-Adebomi Signs First Contract With Crystal Palace.
Nigeria-England international Ademola Oladipupo Ola-Adebomi has today signed his first professional contract with Crystal Palace Football Club.
The Palace 18-year-old centre forward joined the Eagle's academy 10-years ago (2012) at age 8, and has progressed through the youth ranks of the club.
He was among the Under 15's that helped Palace win the national Super Floodlit Cup final for the first time in the club's history.
Ola-Adebomi who made his Under-18s breakthrough in 2020/21, is currently in his best form enjoying a sensational individual season for Rob Quinn’s side, scoring 14 goals in 22 appearances.
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The talented teenage Nigeria-eligible left-footed striker expressed his delight having put pen to paper;
“It’s what I’ve dreamed of since the age of eight, since I joined the Academy. To get a professional contract here means the world to me... He said
“This season has been my best season so far. I feel like I’m playing with confidence and I’m scoring goals, assisting goals and playing well.
"As a team we’ve moulded well, and I feel like we’re battling for the title, which is quite big. Hopefully we can go on and win the title... The aim was to win it this year, which I feel like is possible, definitely.”
Chairman Steve Parish commented via the Premier League club official website: “Ademola has been with this club for a decade, which makes today’s announcement all the more special.
"I feel sure he will capitalise on this landmark moment and continue to work hard – we will make sure he has all the tools and support from every member of staff in our new Academy facility.
Congratulations to him and his family, we are all very proud of him.”
Proud moment for me and my family signing my first professional contract @CPFC 🔴🔵 I would like to thank everyone that’s contributed along the way to make this possible. Hard work continues! #GIG pic.twitter.com/SkSEZNEF9g
— Ademola ola-Adebomi (@AdebomiDemola) April 8, 2022
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