Ghanaian forward Kelvin Yeboah has reportedly emerged as a transfer target for Premier League clubs Crystal Palace, Everton and Ipswich Town following an outstanding campaign with Major League Soccer side Minnesota United.
The 26-year-old has enjoyed a prolific season in the United States, attracting interest from England after establishing himself as one of Minnesota’s standout performers.
Yeboah has registered 18 goals and five assists in 33 MLS appearances, playing a pivotal role in Minnesota United’s attacking success with his pace, movement and clinical finishing.
His impressive form has reportedly put several English clubs on alert, with Crystal Palace, Everton and newly promoted Ipswich Town all said to be monitoring his progress ahead of future transfer windows.
A return to European football could now be on the horizon for the Ghanaian striker, who has previously featured in Italy, Austria and Belgium before making the move to MLS.
Although Yeboah remains under contract with Minnesota United until the end of 2027, his consistent performances have significantly boosted his reputation and could encourage interested clubs to test the American side’s resolve with a transfer offer.
Should a move materialise, it would mark another significant step in Yeboah’s career as he looks to establish himself once again in one of Europe’s top leagues after an impressive spell in North America.
