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Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has officially announced that Jesurun Rak-Sakyi will be joining Sheffield United on loan for the season. Rak-Sakyi, who previously played on loan for Charlton Athletic, will have the option to be recalled during his time with the Blades. So far, he has made a significant impact with six goal contributions in just 16 appearances, including two goals and one assist in his last two matches under coach Chris Wilder.

During the pre-season, Rak-Sakyi caught the eye of Glasner with impressive performances, scoring goals against Charlton and Crawley. However, due to the lack of attacking options in the Crystal Palace squad, the decision was made to loan him to Sheffield United for the season.

Glasner explained the situation, stating that Rak-Sakyi expressed his desire to leave, and as a result, it was better to allow him to pursue the opportunity. The manager emphasized that if a player is not fully committed to the team, it is best to let them go rather than restrict their potential. Despite Rak-Sakyi’s recent good form, Glasner emphasized the importance of consistency throughout the entire season and the need for the player to adapt to Crystal Palace’s style of play.

The manager made it clear that there are no plans to recall Rak-Sakyi from his loan spell, even though he may not feature in every game for Sheffield United. Glasner stressed that it is essential for the player to demonstrate his abilities consistently over the course of the season and adapt to the team’s tactics. He emphasized that the door will remain open for Rak-Sakyi if he meets these expectations, but if not, the door will be closed.

This move to Sheffield United presents a valuable opportunity for Rak-Sakyi to gain more playing time and experience in the competitive environment of the Championship. With his recent performances showcasing his potential, it will be interesting to see how he continues to develop and contribute to his new team throughout the season. The loan spell provides a chance for Rak-Sakyi to prove himself and potentially secure a more prominent role upon his return to Crystal Palace.