Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace net spend since 2015

Crystal Palace have spent €725m on disclosed transfer fees since July 2015 and received €450m: a net spend of €275m.

That covers 58 signings (46 for a disclosed fee, 11 free, 1 undisclosed) and 51 departures (21 sold for a disclosed fee, 22 free, 8 undisclosed). Loans are counted apart: 12 in, 39 out.

Record signing: Jørgen Strand Larsen, €50m from Wolverhampton Wanderers (Feb 2026). Record sale: Eberechi Eze, €69m to Arsenal (Aug 2025).

Crystal Palace transfer spending by season

Crystal Palace record signings

1. Jørgen Strand Larsen · €50m from Wolverhampton Wanderers · Feb 2026
2. Brennan Johnson · €40m from Tottenham Hotspur · Jan 2026
3. Christian Benteke Liolo · €31m from Liverpool · Aug 2016
4. Yéremy Pino · €30m from Villarreal · Aug 2025
5. Eddie Nketiah · €30m from Arsenal · Aug 2024

Crystal Palace record sales

1. Eberechi Eze · €69m to Arsenal · Aug 2025
2. Maxence Lacroix · €61m to Chelsea · Jul 2026
3. Aaron Wan-Bissaka · €55m to Manchester United · Jul 2019
4. Michael Olise · €53m to FC Bayern München · Jul 2024
5. Joachim Andersen · €30m to Fulham · Aug 2024

Crystal Palace trading record: profit on players bought and sold

On the 31 players Crystal Palace both signed and sold since July 2015 (academy graduates and free signings cost nothing), sales brought in €406m against €330m paid: a trading profit of €76m.

Academy graduates sold since July 2015 brought in €66m across 4 players, led by Aaron Wan-Bissaka (€55m to Manchester United, Jul 2019).

• Aaron Wan-Bissaka: academy graduate (Jan 2018), sold to Manchester United for €55m (Jul 2019): profit €55m
• Eberechi Eze: signed for €18m (Aug 2020), sold to Arsenal for €69m (Aug 2025): profit €52m
• Michael Olise: signed for €9m (Jul 2021), sold to FC Bayern München for €53m (Jul 2024): profit €44m
• Maxence Lacroix: signed for €18m (Aug 2024), sold to Chelsea for €61m (Jul 2026): profit €43m
• Daniel Muñoz: signed for €8m (Jan 2024), sold to Nottingham Forest for €26m (Aug 2026): profit €18m

• Mamadou Sakho: signed for €28m (Aug 2017), left free for Montpellier (Jul 2021): loss €28m
• Christian Benteke Liolo: signed for €31m (Aug 2016), sold to DC United for €5m (Aug 2022): loss €26m
• Andros Townsend: signed for €16m (Jul 2016), left free for Everton (Jul 2021): loss €16m
• Luka Milivojević: signed for €15m (Jan 2017), left free for Shabab Al Ahli Dubai (Aug 2023): loss €15m
• Brennan Johnson: signed for €40m (Jan 2026), sold to Everton for €26m (Aug 2026): loss €14m

Crystal Palace ins and outs 2026/27: who left and who came in, by position

Crystal Palace have made 7 signings and 6 departures in 2026/27, plus 3 loans in and 6 out. Who left each position and who came in:

• Goalkeeper: out Owen Goodman (loan to Dundee); in nobody.
• Defence: out Maxence Lacroix (to Chelsea, 35 league starts in 2025/26), Daniel Muñoz (to Nottingham Forest, 29 league starts in 2025/26), Rio Cardines (loan to Bristol City, 1 league start in 2025/26), Danny Imray (to Wrexham), Borna Sosa (loan to FC Köln, 7 league appearances in 2025/26); in Anan Khalaili (from Union Saint-Gilloise, 683 league minutes since), Axel Disasi (loan from Chelsea, 410 league minutes since), Takehiro Tomiyasu (free from Ajax, 191 league minutes since), Óscar Mingueza (free from Celta de Vigo, 163 league minutes since), Honest Ahanor (loan from Atalanta, 161 league minutes since), Ben Chilwell (free from Strasbourg, 29 league minutes since).
• Midfield: out Justin Devenny (to Stoke City, 7 league starts in 2025/26), David Ozoh (to Derby County, no league start in 2025/26), Romain Esse (loan to Millwall, 4 league appearances in 2025/26); in Quinten Timber (from Olympique Marseille, 450 league minutes since).
• Attack: out Brennan Johnson (to Everton, 13 league starts in 2025/26), Jesurun Rak-Sakyi (loan to Kasımpaşa, no league start in 2025/26), Matheus França (loan to Alverca); in Dwight McNeil (from Everton, 273 league minutes since), Darío Osorio (loan from FC Midtjylland, 71 league minutes since), Zavier Gozo (from Real Salt Lake, 28 league minutes since).

Crystal Palace injury news: injuries and suspensions

Crystal Palace have 1 player injured as of 9 Nov 2026, with €17m of value sidelined.

• Chadi Riad (DEF): Knee injury · out since 23 Aug 2026 · return date not set · 16 games missed

Crystal Palace last starting XI

Crystal Palace's last league starting XI, v Liverpool on 8 Nov 2026: Dean Henderson; Chris Richards, Axel Disasi, Jefferson Lerma; Tyrick Mitchell, Adam Wharton, Quinten Timber, Óscar Mingueza; Daichi Kamada, Yéremy Pino, Jørgen Strand Larsen.

3 changes from the side that started v Tottenham Hotspur on 31 Oct 2026.

Started at least 3 of the last 5 league games but not this one: Jaydee Canvot (4), Walter Benítez (3) and Anan Khalaili (3).

Opponent: Liverpool.

Crystal Palace minutes played 2026/27

After 10 league games of 2026/27, 8 Crystal Palace players have played at least 60% of the minutes open to them, 7 are rotating and 20 have played under a quarter.

Surplus watch, notable value on under a quarter of the minutes: Ismaïla Sarr (2%, €59m), Honest Ahanor (22%, €48m), Evann Guessand (6%, €36m), Darío Osorio (10%, €29m), Jean-Philippe Mateta (19%, €24m), Romain Esse (0%, €19m).

Out of contract on 30 June 2027 unless extended: Jean-Philippe Mateta, Chris Richards, Tyrick Mitchell, Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, Daichi Kamada, Jefferson Lerma, Will Hughes, Remi Matthews.

Crystal Palace club-trained players

On the record we can verify, 8 players club-trained at Crystal Palace now play for other clubs we track, led by Aaron Wan-Bissaka (Aston Villa, value €12m), Jesurun Rak-Sakyi (Kasımpaşa, value €9m) and David Ozoh (Derby County, value €7m).

• Aaron Wan-Bissaka · Aston Villa · €12m
• Jesurun Rak-Sakyi · Kasımpaşa · €9m
• David Ozoh · Derby County · €7m
• Owen Goodman · Dundee · €7m
• Rob Street · Lincoln City · €3m
• Jason Lokilo · Piast Gliwice · €1m
• Hindolo Thomas Eric Mustapha · West Bromwich Albion · €500k
• Tom King · Everton · €250k

We count a player as club-trained when his record shows him registered with the club for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21 (UEFA's home-grown test), wherever he started and whatever he cost; time on loan counts for the club that borrowed him.