Stoke Veteran Pens New 1-Year Deal in Dullest Social Media Announcement of All Time

Charlie Adam is set to remain a Stoke City player after the midfielder penned a 12-month contract extension with the club. In perhaps the worst 'new contract

Charlie Adam is set to remain a Stoke City player after the midfielder penned a 12-month contract extension with the club.

In perhaps the worst 'new contract announcement' ever, Adam took to his personal Twitter account to upload a lazily typed-out reveal in his iPhone notes app before posting the screen grab on social media.

pic.twitter.com/Qxzzvaq8V6

— Charlie Adam (@Charlie26Adam) August 25, 2017

The Scotland international has been part of the Potters set up since July 2012, and will extend his five-year spell in Staffordshire until July 2018 at the least.

Adam joined Stoke from Liverpool for a fee thought to be worth around £5m five summers ago after he found his 12-month stint on Merseyside difficult to contend with.

The centre midfielder, who is also capable of playing as a wide man, has amassed 151 appearances in all competitions for Mark Hughes' men and started 21 of the 30 matches he featured in last term.

Adam has found his first-team berth occupied by summer recruit Darren Fletcher this season, and didn't even make the bench for last Saturday's 1-0 triumph over Arsenal at the Bet365 Stadium.

He did, however, feature for Stoke in the 4-0 Carabao Cup victory over Rochdale on Wednesday - his superb slide rule pass to play in youngster Josh Tymon being the highlight of the night.