Eberechi Eze Extends Contract with Crystal Palace until 2027

25-year-old England international, once eyed by Manchester City, secures deal following successful return from Achilles injury and top goal scoring season for Palace.

Eberechi Eze, after recovering from a ruptured Achilles tendon, has extended his contract with Crystal Palace until 2027, a deal that is crucial for Palace as Eze had only two years left on his original contract.
Eze has proven to be a key player for Palace, notably becoming the club's top goal-scorer in the previous season with 10 Premier League goals and four assists.
Initially signed from Queens Park Rangers in a deal worth £19.5m in 2020, Eze's value has since increased due to his consistent performance on the field.
Manchester City, the treble winners, showed interest in signing Eze during the summer, indicating his coveted status among top-tier football clubs.
Eze also made his debut for the England team as a substitute in a 4-0 Euro 2024 qualifying win against Malta, demonstrating his promise on an international level.