Sports Journalist · 126 articles
Crystal Palace will host Manchester City under the lights after their first home game of the 2026/27 season moved to Friday, 28 August. The Premier League fixture at Selhurst Park will now kick off at 20:00 BST. It gives Pierre Sage a major first home league game as Palace manager. Palace already faced a demanding […]
Crystal Palace’s long-delayed Selhurst Park redevelopment has taken its clearest visible step yet, with demolition work now under way beside the Main Stand. The Athletic reports that six houses in Wooderson Close, beside Selhurst Park, have started to come down. Five were council-owned and one was privately owned, with residents already relocated elsewhere in Croydon. […]
Nathaniel Clyne is not expected to stay at Crystal Palace after his contract expired at the end of June. Palace held discussions with the experienced defender, but no new contract was ever offered. The club’s retained list had already left his future open. Palace confirmed in June that Clyne’s deal would expire at the end […]
Crystal Palace will reportedly only let Maxence Lacroix join Chelsea if they find a replacement and receive the right fee. Fabrizio Romano said on YouTube that Chelsea are still pushing behind the scenes for the French defender, but need to be patient. Palace’s stance keeps control of the deal in south London. Lacroix is a […]
Liverpool’s cooling Adam Wharton interest gives Crystal Palace a sharper valuation stance as Pierre Sage tries to protect his midfield spine.
Alan Pardew’s sharp reaction to Oliver Glasner joining Nottingham Forest has turned the former Palace manager’s move into a fresh Selhurst Park flashpoint.
Crystal Palace’s 06 July talking points centre on Charlie Cresswell, World Cup workload, Justin Devenny, Dwight McNeil and Pierre Sage’s first major squad calls.
Chadi Riad, Jean-Philippe Mateta and Maxence Lacroix have put Crystal Palace on both sides of the World Cup quarter-final equation.
Daniel Munoz and Jefferson Lerma have pushed Colombia into a Switzerland tie that sharpens Crystal Palace’s World Cup pride and pre-season risk.
Dwight McNeil’s market may be reopening, and Crystal Palace must decide whether Pierre Sage still needs the left-footed profile Oliver Glasner wanted in January.
Rennes’ move for Charlie Cresswell has not closed the door on Crystal Palace. It has made Pierre Sage’s first defensive recruitment call more urgent.
Southampton and Preston have joined Leicester in the Justin Devenny race, leaving Crystal Palace with a sharp summer call on his pathway.