Jeffrey Schlupp Receives FA Cup Winner’s Medal Despite Loan Spell at Celtic

Ghanaian midfielder Jeffrey Schlupp has received an FA Cup winner’s medal from Crystal Palace, even though he spent the latter part of the season on loan at Celtic. The gesture highlights his contribution to Palace’s early-round successes in the competition.

May 20, 2025 - 14:17
Jeffrey Schlupp Receives FA Cup Winner’s Medal Despite Loan Spell at Celtic

London, UK – Top Knowledge TV | Sports Desk

Ghanaian international Jeffrey Schlupp has been awarded an FA Cup winner’s medal by Crystal Palace following the club’s historic triumph, despite spending the second half of the season on loan at Scottish giants Celtic.

Crystal Palace clinched their first-ever FA Cup title with a dramatic 2–1 win at Wembley, capping off a memorable campaign. Schlupp, who featured in the early rounds of the tournament before his January loan move, played a key role in helping the team advance through critical stages of the competition.

Although he was not part of the squad during the semifinal and final matches, Palace’s management ensured that his contribution did not go unrecognized. In a post-final ceremony, Schlupp was among the players handed official winner’s medals.

A club spokesperson explained:

“Jeffrey was instrumental in getting us through some very tough fixtures in the early rounds. He remains part of this team’s journey, and this medal is a reflection of that.”

Schlupp, known for his versatility and work rate, expressed gratitude to Crystal Palace for the recognition, saying:

“I’m honored to receive the medal. It shows that every part of the journey matters, and I’m proud to have played a role in this historic win.”

While on loan at Celtic, Schlupp continued to impress in the Scottish Premiership, drawing praise for his experience and composure. With his loan spell now concluded, discussions are expected to resume about his future at Selhurst Park.

Ghanaian fans have celebrated the news, proud to see one of their own earning silverware and recognition at the top level of English football. 

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