West Ham forward and Jamaica international Michail Antonio has extended his contract with the English Premier League (EPL) for another two years.
The 31-year-old Antonio signed a new deal just 13 months ago, which would have kept him at the club until 2023. The deal, however, had allowed for an extension clause that West Ham have now exercised to keep the player at the club until 2025.
Antonio has had a strong season for the Hammers so far scoring 8 times in 19 matches. His goals have formed a crucial part of the team’s strong EPL campaign so far, which sees them currently just outside the top four.
Overall, for the club, he has scored 52 league goals in 175 appearances. Antonio has also played his part in helping the club get to the knockout stages of the Europa League. The forward scored the opening goal to help dispatch Dinamo Zagreb 2-0 on matchday one, a victory that ultimately helped the club top their group.
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