Venezia FC has announced the renewal of the contract of striker John Yeboah, who will remain in the lagoon club until 30 June 2030, with an option to extend for a further season. The official statement, published on the club's official website, reiterates the mutual commitment between the team and the player, who has proven to be a key element in the club's recent history.
Yeboah, born in 2000, arrived at Venezia in the 2024/25 season. In that first year he played 76 official matches, scoring 15 goals and making 13 assists. His contribution was fundamental to the growth of the club, which consolidated its presence in Serie B and began to build a solid foundation for the future. His experience and versatility in attack have made him a valuable asset to the coach and teammates.
The 2025/26 season was particularly significant for Yeboah and Venezia. With 12 goals and 11 assists between the championship and the Italian Cup, the player played a decisive role in the club's promotion to Serie A. His ability to create chances and finish goals confirmed his position among the protagonists of the team, helping to bring the club to the top of the Italian championship.
The lagoon club underlined the importance of keeping a talented player like Yeboah in the team, who has demonstrated that he has the mentality and professionalism necessary to compete at the highest levels. The renewal, which is expected to last until 2030, was accepted with enthusiasm by both parties, highlighting the club's desire to build a stable and competitive team for the future.
With the new contract in place, Yeboah will be able to focus on his role as a main striker, contributing to Venezia's success in Serie A and European competitions. Furthermore, the club has expressed its intention to exploit the renewal option to guarantee the continuity of the project in the long term. The next step will be to consolidate the team to face the challenges of next season, with the aim of maintaining its position in Serie A and aiming for increasingly ambitious results.