AFC Bournemouth have brought back their England-born Ghanaian forward, Dan Adu-Adjei, from his loan spell at Carlisle United after a remarkable stint in League Two.

The 19-year-old joined Carlisle at the start of the 2024/25 season, where he quickly established himself as a key figure for the Brunton Park side. Despite an early injury setback, Adu-Adjei returned strongly, featuring in the club’s last 10 matches and contributing two goals and an assist in 14 appearances. His performances earned praise for his maturity and impact at such a young age.

Adu-Adjei’s development has been closely monitored by Bournemouth, where he has been a rising star since joining from Fulham in 2021. Last season, he was crowned Bournemouth Academy Player of the Year after a stellar campaign with the U18s. This progress earned him a long-term contract with the Cherries in the summer of 2024, underscoring the club’s belief in his potential.

With his return to the Vitality Stadium, Adu-Adjei is expected to further develop his skills under the guidance of Bournemouth’s coaching staff. Whether he gets a shot at the Premier League this season or is set for another move, his future looks bright.