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Daichi Kamada agrees contract extension with Crystal Palace
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Crystal Palace have made a significant breakthrough in their summer plans, reaching a full agreement to secure influential midfielder Daichi Kamada on a new contract extension. The deal is complete and expected to be announced within the next 24 hours, keeping the sought-after Japan international at Selhurst Park until June 2027. Pierre Sage is with the Eagles. Securing Kamada’s future represents a major win for the South London club. Kamada technically became a free agent after his initial two-year contract expired on June 30, sparking speculation over a possible exit. Several top Premier League and European clubs were closely monitoring the situation, especially after Kamada showcased his talent with a series of impressive performances for Japan at the ongoing 2026 FIFA World Cup.
However, Kamada’s preference has always been to remain in London, and all administrative hurdles have been resolved following direct, productive discussions with Pierre Sage. The Frenchman, who succeeded Oliver Glasner at Selhurst Park, made it clear he sees the versatile midfielder as a crucial, non-negotiable part of his new tactical project.
For Palace, retaining a proven, press-resistant midfielder of Kamada’s calibre on a one-season rolling contract is a shrewd piece of business. Replacing his creative influence and tactical authority in the open market would likely require a substantial transfer fee. Kamada has already established a lasting legacy in South London, overcoming a slow start to become a key figure in Palace’s historic UEFA Conference League triumph in May. With a busy domestic schedule and another demanding European campaign ahead, Sage will be delighted to have secured the midfield maestro’s international experience.
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