Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, the promising winger from Crystal Palace, has expressed his aspirations of representing Ghana at the international level.

Despite being born in Southwark, England, the talented footballer holds a strong desire to wear the Black Stars jersey and showcase his skills for his parents' homeland.

Rak-Sakyi's decision to embrace his Ghanaian heritage and contribute to the nation's footballing legacy adds an exciting new chapter to his burgeoning career. With his talent and potential, he could become a valuable asset for Ghana's national team in the near future.

Anthony Hayes, the first-team coach at Charlton Athletic and a former coach of Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, disclosed the player's intention to represent Ghana.

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

Having initially been part of Chelsea's youth system, Rak-Sakyi made the switch to Crystal Palace in 2019, where he continued his development as a promising footballer.

His first involvement with the Crystal Palace first-team came on 10 April 2021, when he was named as an unused substitute in a match against his former club. Just two days later, Rak-Sakyi signed his first professional contract with Crystal Palace, marking a significant milestone in his career.

After a successful loan spell at Charlton Athletic, where he made 43 appearances, scored 15 goals, and provided 8 assists, the talented winger has now returned to Crystal Palace. His impressive performances during the loan spell have further showcased his potential and raised expectations for his future contributions at the club.