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OPOKU’S LOAN DEAL EXTENDED

LEAGUE ONE
PLYMOUTH boss Ryan Lowe is hoping Jerome Opoku can build on his recent displays after the Fulham youngster extended his loan deal until the end of the season.
The 22-year-old centre-back has featured regularly since arriving at the club in September.
Lowe said: “He’s done well and is working hard.
“He’s a good lad and a good player – on the occasions he’s found himself out of the team he’s come back stronger. He’s made that position his own and long may that continue.”

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