Daichi Kamada renews contract with Crystal Palace until 2027
This Tuesday, Crystal Palace announced the renewal of Daichi Kamada's contract until the summer of 2027. The 29-year-old Japanese midfielder thus extends his connection to the south London club, where he spent the last two seasons and played 89 official games in all competitions, becoming one of the most consistent figures in midfield.Kamada's continuity is seen at Selhurst Park as a sign of stability for a squad preparing for a demanding season. President Steve Parish highlighted the importance of the Japanese international, highlighting his weight on and off the field and the connection created with the fans. "It's fantastic news for Crystal Palace. Over the last two years, Daichi has had a huge impact in the center of the park, as well as becoming a fan favorite on and off the pitch. I'm delighted he has turned down the many options he had to extend his stay in south London."
Parish also added that the midfielder will now have a period of rest “after his excellent World Cup” and should join the group later in the pre-season, with Palace facing an intense campaign in the Premier League and European competitions, as highlighted by the president.
Without going into the numbers of the agreement, the London club thus guarantees one of its most influential elements for the coming years. In the last two seasons, Kamada added minutes and importance on different fronts, leaving a mark in domestic and European campaigns and consolidating himself as a balancing piece in the center. Palace's confidence in the Japanese is reflected in this new long-term commitment, which offers technical and competitive continuity to the project led from Selhurst Park.
From the player's side, the message was short and direct, with ambition for what's to come. "Thank you for everything. We're going to win another trophy. I'll give everything, I promise. See you soon", said Kamada, in a message that pleases the fans and reflects the collective ambition for 2026/27.
With the Premier League starting in August and the pre-season taking shape in the coming weeks, Kamada's renewal comes at the ideal time to close one of the midfield's priority dossiers. For Palace, it's about maintaining quality, international experience and knowledge of the game model; for the player, the opportunity to continue to be a protagonist in one of the most competitive championships in the world, in front of a mass of associations that adopted him from an early age. The bet is made and the path is set until 2027.
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