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Crystal Palace confirm first summer signing

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Crystal Palace confirm first summer signing

Premier League outfit Crystal Palace have, on Sunday, made official the membership’s first signing of the summer season switch window.

The participant in line to take his abilities to Selhurst Park forward of subsequent season? Malcolm Ebiowei.

For these not conscious, teenage expertise Ebiowei has piqued the attentions of an entire host of Premier League golf equipment this summer season, owing to his performances within the Championship final day trip.

After being afforded his senior bow by Derby County boss Wayne Rooney in February, the gifted attacker rapidly took the Championship by storm, shining en path to an eventual 16 appearances in England’s 2nd tier.

Manchester United had been one such membership understood to have been eager on touchdown Ebiowei over the approaching weeks, viewing the 18-year-old as a possible star within the making.

2J6CFWW Derby County’s Malcolm Ebiowei applauds the followers after the Sky Guess Championship match at Bloomfield Highway, Blackpool. Image date: Saturday April 30, 2022.

As alluded to above, although, on Sunday, the Crimson Devils, and another golf equipment intent on beating Palace to Ebiowei, have seen their hopes delivered to a definitive finish.

This comes with the Eagles, a short while in the past, having confirmed that the English youth worldwide has put pen to paper on phrases in south London.

As per an official assertion throughout the membership’s web site and social media platforms:

‘Crystal Palace have agreed phrases with teenager Malcolm Ebiowei, with the 18-year-old winger set to affix Patrick Vieira’s squad from 1st July, when his present contract with Derby ends, on a five-year deal.’

We’re delighted to announce that we’ve agreed phrases with Malcolm Ebiowei ❤️?
{The teenager} will be a part of us on July 1st.#CPFC
— Crystal Palace F.C. (@CPFC) June 26, 2022

Ebiowei, in brief order, shall be joined by a 2nd free agent addition to Patrick Vieira’s ranks at Selhurst Park this summer season, with West Bromwich Albion shot-stopper Sam Johnstone too lengthy understood to have agreed to the phrases of a contract with Palace.