Daichi Kamada pens new Crystal Palace contract | OneFootball

Crystal Palace have announced that Daichi Kamada has signed a new contract to remain at the club.

The Japanese international's contract had expired at the end of the season although reports of a fresh agreement had surfaced weeks ago.

That news has now been confirmed with Kamada agreeing to stay on at Selhurst Park for a further season.

"This is fantastic news for Crystal Palace," the club's chairman Steve Parish said. "Over the last two years Daichi has made a great impact in the centre of midfield, as well as becoming a fans’ favourite on and off the pitch.

"I am delighted that he has turned down the many options he had to extend his stay in South London.

"Daichi will now have a well-earned break after his excellent World Cup and join us later in pre-season as we enter a busy Premier League and European season."

Kamada first joined the Eagles from Lazio in the summer of 2024 and has since featured 89 times for the club in all competitions, scoring three goals and making eight assists.