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Transfers

Championship clubs clash over Ghana winger Jesurun Rak‑Sakyi

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Championship clubs clash over Ghana winger Jesurun Rak‑Sakyi

Burnley and Wrexham are locked in a race to sign 23‑year‑old Ghana winger Jesurun Rak‑Sakyi from Crystal Palace before the transfer window closes on September 1,

Burnley have identified the 23‑year‑old as a potential addition to their attacking ranks. The Clarets are keen to complete a deal before the September 1 deadline. They aim to strengthen their options in the final third. Rak‑Sakyi’s experience in the Championship is viewed as a major attraction.

Wrexham’s competing bid

Wrexham have also entered the race as direct competition for the Clarets. They are monitoring the situation closely. Rak‑Sakyis experience in the Championship has made him a coveted target.

International rise and experience

He spent the 2024/25 campaign on loan at Sheffield United. He returned to the second tier last season with Stoke City, gaining valuable Championship experience. His senior Ghana debut came in a friendly against Mexico shortly before the 2026 World Cup, raising his international stock.

Rak‑Sakyi remains under contract with Crystal Palace. The mounting interest from two Championship clubs could compel the Eagles to decide on his immediate future as the window closes.

For Burnley, securing the winger would add depth to their attacking options in the Championship. Wrexham view the signing as a way to enhance their squad ahead of the new season.

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