Palace Summer 2026 transfers?

[grumpymort]

Heard Kamada has agreed a contract. Just awaiting details.

with Forest lol

 

[dreamwaverider]

it's amazing how opinions differ.

Clearly not a 1st choice, as i've already mentioned, but a decent squad player IMHO.

Can't do any worse than £35m Johnson as a sub, and his assist and goal record is clearly better. Not a big scorer (usually played on the wings anyway) but usually important ones.

Incidentally, remember the 94th minute winner v Leicester on Roy's return? Created out of nothing by a certain Jordan Ayew. People often forget these moments and just remember Mateta scoring.

As a free on limited wages it's a no brainer IMHO. We will not be buying Wilson or Bowen (even if we could convince them to come to us) as we've just spend £85m in January (plus c£200k a week on wages).

Unless there is a big player sell i think 2 or 3 smaller incomings will be our summer transfer window.

Maybe Sage knows some hidden gems lurking en France.

 

[PatrickA]

Farewell Nathaniel Clyne: One of Crystal Palace’s own

The right-back played over 250 games across two stints at Selhurst Park while his 14 England caps were a source of pride in the academy

www.nytimes.com

This indicates that Clyne's contract will not be renewed.
It's not a surprise, but he has been a good player for the club from his days as an emerging youngster through to returning as a veteran squad player.
Well done to him.

 

[Jim_Cannon]

Farewell Nathaniel Clyne: One of Crystal Palace’s own

The right-back played over 250 games across two stints at Selhurst Park while his 14 England caps were a source of pride in the academy

www.nytimes.com

This indicates that Clyne's contract will not be renewed.
It's not a surprise, but he has been a good player for the club from his days as an emerging youngster through to returning as a veteran squad player.
Well done to him.

Brilliant servant for Palace but we need to move on

 

[palace99]

Yes Nat Clyne has been a great servant, but at 35 probably best all round.

His playing time has been very limited and the wing back role, if we continue to play it, is not his ideal position.

It's thanks and goodbye

 

[Sportyteacher]

Brilliant servant for Palace but we need to move on

But club can still support him if he can't go elsewhere. He has served Palace superbly and would make for a wonderful ambassadorial role e.g. school promotional visits for the club.

Are they any of the first team players who have undertaken such a responsibility previously?