Celebrate the greatest day in Crystal Palace history with our FA Cup Final special edition home shirt. Palace’s first-ever major trophy arrived with last month’s historic win over Manchester City ...

Get ready, Palace fans… our second exclusive, limited-edition Art of Football x Crystal Palace collection has just dropped – the ‘Essentials’ range – and is now available to buy online and in-store!

Woody Johnson is becoming the latest U.S. businessman to venture into English football. The New York Jets owner, and Donald Trump ally, is buying a 43 per cent stake in Crystal Palace, with the ...

Crystal Palace earned a place in the Europa League by winning the FA Cup, but UEFA's multi-club ownership rules threaten their participation amid a nervous wait for a decision ...

Crystal Palace's hopes of playing in Europe next season appear to have been boosted after shareholder John Textor sold his stake in the club to New York Jets owner Woody Johnson.

Crystal Palace have set a new price tag for former Chelsea star Marc Guehi amid transfer interest from Liverpool, Arsenal and Newcastle.

In his second attempt at buying an English Premier League team, Woody Johnson has purchased a significant stake in Crystal Palace FC.

CRYSTAL Palace will have to wait until at least Monday to discover if they have been cleared to play their first European campaign. Palace’s “Multi Club Ownership” issues were among a number ...

Crystal Palace have signed goalkeeper Walter Benitez from PSV Eindhoven on a free transfer. The 32-year-old, who played every game of PSV's title-winning Eredivisie campaign last season, will link ...

SportItalia's Gianluigi Longari has reported that Sunderland are interested in signing Angeliño from AS Roma, and both Crystal Palace and Bournemouth also want him.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has agreed to purchase a stake in Crystal Palace from American businessman John Textor, the English Premier League soccer franchise announced Monday.

Crystal Palace are reportedly keen on signing Middlesbrough duo Hayden Hackney and Rev van den Berg in a double £27m swoop.