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Crystal Palace, UEFA and multi-club ownership: How a Europa League dream died
European football’s governing body, UEFA, contacted the London club confirming they had been barred from entering next season’s Europa League. They had, as the subsequent public statement stated, “breached, as at 1 March 2025, the multi-club ownership criteria foreseen in Article 5.01 of the UEFA Club Competition Regulations”.
They were joined by Crystal Palace women's team players Issy Sibley and Chloe Arthur as they were also seen donning the brand ...
But Liverpool won't pay any price for the England international and instead plan to table a final 'take-it-or-leave-it' bid ...
Crystal Palace’s majority shareholder John Textor also owns Lyon, causing major problems for the Eagles’ Europa League hopes.
Oliver Glasner’s side enjoyed an incredible season last time around as the Eagles lifted the FA Cup for the first time and secured a place in Europe for the upcoming campaign, which now looks to be ...
Crystal Palace and Colombia right-back Daniel Munoz wants to move clubs this summer to challenge for major trophies as ...
Eberechi Eze didn't play in Crystal Palace's pre-season win over Millwall but his absence was always planned given that his ...
Comment: Palace’s demotion from the Europa League to the Europa Conference League is a mess that only highlights football’s ...
Sosa, who is Palace's second signing of the summer after goalkeeper Walter Benitez, will bring energy, creativity and a ...
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