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MLS players Zavier Gozo (Real Salt Lake) and Lucas Herrington are linked with Premier League moves, including Gozo’s reported transfer to Crystal Palace, as MLS-to-EPL transfers headline a broader set of cross-league deals and a new transfer tracker feature.
Real Salt Lake sold homegrown forward Zavier Gozo to Crystal Palace for a club-record $15 million, highlighting the 19-year-old’s rapid rise from RSL’s academy to first-team duties (10 goals, 8 assists in about 18 months) and USMNT buzz. RSL credits Gozo’s work ethic and an academy overhaul begun under new ownership for shaping a path from Utah youth to Europe, while reiterating a broader philosophy of developing players in-house rather than buying. The club even points to potential internal replacements like Zach Booth as they push for a Western Conference top-four finish. Palace—described in the piece as the reigning UEFA Conference League champions—adds a versatile playmaker ahead of Mauricio Pochettino’s squad this autumn.
Crystal Palace completed a five-year, roughly $15 million transfer for American prospect Zavier Gozo from Real Salt Lake after a rapid rise and after missing out on this summer’s US World Cup squad; the move could accelerate his first-team exposure and boost his USMNT prospects ahead of the 2030 World Cup, with him training alongside US teammate Chris Richards at Palace.
Crystal Palace have signed United States prospect Zavier Gozo on a five-year contract, adding a long-term talent to their squad.
Crystal Palace completed a four-year transfer for Dwight McNeil in a swap with Brennan Johnson moving to Everton, after co-owner Steve Parish reportedly contacted McNeil's partner to smooth the process following a failed January loan-to-buy; McNeil, 26, previously played for Everton and Burnley, and Palace have enjoyed trophy success in recent seasons.
Crystal Palace beat Rayo Vallecano 1-0 in Leipzig after Jean-Philippe Mateta's early second-half strike to lift the UEFA Conference League, delivering the club’s first major trophy and a historic European triumph celebrated by fans and staff alike.
Oliver Glasner transformed Crystal Palace in about 12 months, guiding them from a turbulent start to FA Cup, Community Shield and Conference League glory, navigating internal tensions and transfer drama, with a 1-0 win over Rayo Vallecano sealing a Europa League spot for next season.
Arsenal sealed the 2025-26 Premier League title with a final-day win over Crystal Palace, celebrating with traveling away fans and setting the stage for a parade as they eye a UEFA Champions League run next weekend.
Arsenal hand first league starts to Kepa Arrizabalaga and Christian Norgaard for the Premier League finale at Crystal Palace, with Gabriel Jesus captaining and a raft of changes as Arteta chases the title; Palace rotate ahead of their own Europa Conference League final.
Crystal Palace defender Chris Richards has two torn ligaments in his ankle, casting doubt on his World Cup participation as he misses Arsenal and faces an uncertain shot at the Conference League final. A key piece for Mauricio Pochettino’s USMNT setup with 13 caps since 2025, Richards’ status compounds a thin center-back pool ahead of the May 26 squad announcement and pre-tournament friendlies against Senegal (May 31) and Germany (June 6) before the group opener vs Paraguay on June 12.
Manchester City lead Crystal Palace 2-0 at half-time thanks to goals from Semenyo (31) and Marmoush (40), with Foden assisting both strikes. Guardiola has rested Haaland, Doku and Cherki ahead of the FA Cup final, while Gvardiol returns to City’s lineup. If the scoreline holds, City would move within two points of Arsenal with identical goal difference as they pursue the title.
Crystal Palace beat Shakhtar Donetsk 2-1 to seal a 5-2 aggregate victory and reach the Conference League final against Rayo Vallecano in Leipzig on May 27, caping a remarkable season that has already seen FA Cup and Community Shield glory.
Crystal Palace took an early 1-0 lead through Ismaïla Sarr, Shakhtar Donetsk levelled through Oleg Ocheretko after the break, and Daichi Kamada struck in the 58th minute to hand Palace a 2-1 victory in the Conference League semi-final first leg.
Manchester City criticized the Premier League for delaying confirmation of the Crystal Palace match, having offered three alternative dates in April and May; scheduling constraints around the Europa Conference League final and FA Cup semi-finals forced the game into a congested run of three games in seven days, risking travel strain as City chase a domestic treble.
Andoni Iraola's decision to leave Bournemouth adds fuel to a frenetic Premier League off-season of managerial changes, with Crystal Palace and other clubs weighing candidates amid a wave of vacancies and widespread speculation about the futures of top managers across the league.