Ghanaian youngster Cory Adjetey-Brew has taken a significant step in his football career after signing his first professional contract with English Championship side Queens Park Rangers (QPR).
The highly-rated 18-year-old left-back has been rewarded for his rapid progress since joining the West London club in 2024 following his departure from Arsenal’s academy. His consistent performances and development within QPR’s youth setup convinced the club to hand him his maiden professional contract.
Adjetey-Brew arrived at QPR seeking regular opportunities to continue his growth after spending several years in Arsenal’s renowned academy, where he developed a reputation as a technically gifted and attack-minded full-back.
Since making the switch, the teenage defender has impressed coaches with his maturity, athleticism and defensive awareness, while also demonstrating his ability to contribute in attacking areas from the left flank.
His new professional deal represents a vote of confidence from QPR, who see the Ghanaian youngster as one of the academy’s brightest prospects with the potential to challenge for senior football in the coming years.
The contract also marks an important milestone in Adjetey-Brew’s career, completing his transition from academy football to the professional ranks. It is expected that he will continue his development with the club’s development squad while working towards breaking into the first team.
For the talented defender, signing his first professional contract is the beginning of what he hopes will be a successful career in English football. He will now aim to build on his progress, continue impressing the coaching staff and push for opportunities with QPR’s senior side.
