Ghana goalkeeper Jojo Wollacot has been named Crawley Town FC’s Player of the Month for October after an outstanding run of form that has solidified his position as a key figure for the club.
The 29-year-old shot-stopper has kept a clean sheet in six matches in English Football League 2 this season, demonstrating remarkable consistency and composure between the posts.
His standout performances came in crucial fixtures against Bristol Rovers, Shrewsbury Town, Walsall, and Cambridge United, where his reflexes, command of the penalty area, and distribution played a significant role in securing vital points for Crawley Town.
Since joining the club in 2024, Wollacot has quickly become a pivotal presence for the lower-tier side, bringing experience and reliability to a team pushing for promotion to League 1.
His contributions have not only earned him individual recognition but also boosted Crawley’s defensive resilience as they aim to climb the league standings.
Despite his club success, Wollacot has been omitted from Ghana’s squad for the upcoming Kirin Cup tournament in Asia this month, a decision that may reflect tactical choices or competition for places in the national team setup.
The goalkeeper, who has earned 12 caps for the former African champions, will now turn his full focus to domestic duties, hoping to maintain his impressive form and help propel Crawley Town toward a successful promotion campaign.