Promising winger from Crystal Palace who was born in Southwark, England, Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, has expressed his aspirations to represent Ghana on the international stage.

Despite his English birth, Rak-Sakyi, driven by ambition and a desire to connect with his Ghanaian roots, aims to wear the Black Stars jersey and showcase his footballing skills for his parents' homeland.

This decision adds a new chapter to Rak-Sakyi's burgeoning career, positioning him as a potential key asset for Ghana's national team in the coming years.

Charlton Athletic first-team coach Anthony Hayes, who previously coached Rak-Sakyi, revealed the player's choice to represent Ghana.

“Jes[urun Rak-Sakyi] has ambitions to play in the Premier League and represent Ghana, to play in World Cup,”

Rak-Sakyi was originally in the youth system at Chelsea, before joining Crystal Palace in 2019.

His first appearance in the Crystal Palace first-team squad was as an unused substitute against his previous club on 10 April 2021, and he signed his first professional contract for the club two days later.

The winger has returned to Crystal Palace after his loan deal with Charlton Athletic ended. He made 43 appearances, scored 15 goals, and assisted 8.