Nigerian Duo Return to Crystal Palace After Loan Spells with EFL Clubs Crystal Palace has confirmed the return of Nigerian players Tayo Adaramola and Asher Agbinone after their respective loan spells in the English Football League (EFL). Adaramola, who played for Bradford City in League Two, helped the club secure promotion to League One, contributing three assists in 16 appearances. The 21 year old, who also represents the Republic of Ireland at the U21 level, had previously spent the first half of the season at Stockport County before moving to Bradford in the winter. Also rejoining Palace is 19 year old forward Asher Agbinone, who featured for FC Gillingham during the second half of the season. Agbinone made six appearances for the League Two side and had previously debuted for Crystal Palace against Nottingham Forest in the Premier League. Both players will now head back to Selhurst Park for preseason preparations as they seek to solidify their places in the squad. Editorial The return of Tayo Adaramola and Asher Agbinone to Crystal Palace signals an important phase in their development. Both players have had the opportunity to gain crucial experience and playing time in the EFL, sharpening their skills in competitive environments. For Adaramola, his role in helping Bradford City secure promotion is a testament to his defensive capabilities and attacking support. His three assists reflect his ability to contribute offensively from the back, an asset that could be valuable for Palace. We believe that Asher Agbinone's exposure at Gillingham, although limited in appearances, is still a step forward. His Premier League debut for Crystal Palace last October suggests that the coaching staff sees potential in him. As both players return to Selhurst Park, their challenge will be to prove that their time in the EFL has prepared them for the demands of top-flight football.