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American businessman must first offload his 45 per cent share in the Eagles in order to potentially buy another Premier League team 
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Crystal Palace have announced a £58m loss for the 2019-20 season as a result of Covid-19's impact on football.
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By David Owen
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Crystal Palace will file their accounts within the next few days after being warned that failure to do so would lead to them being closed down.
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West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis loses a £3.7m High Court battle with former club Crystal Palace.
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Crystal Palace gains legal support on US takeover deal | Business in Sport | South East | Bdaily UK | Business News
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Crystal Palace have agreed a takeover deal with American consortium led by Joshua Harris and David Blitzer that will see the pair purchase 18 per cent of the club each, with current chairman Steve Parish reducing his shareholding. The £100m deal is believed to include 70 per cent of Palace’s shares, while the remaining 46 per cent of the club will be owned by a combination of the three existing CPFC 2010 investors and other American investors. However, current co-owners Steve Browett, Martin Long and Jeremy Hosking will reduce their shareholding.
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Crystal Palace manager insists that no other Palace player would be paid as much as Cabaye as they are 'not as good as him'
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Talks over a planned takeover of Crystal Palace FC, the mid-ranked Premier League club, by a group of American businessman have broken down, according to people familiar with the matter. These people said that previously advanced discussions between
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CRYSTAL Palace co-chairman Steve Parish has confirmed he's in no rush to sell the club and that any deal with a potential buyer is "not imminent". The Advertiser met with the Eagles...
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Crystal Palace were heavily linked with a takeover at the end of October last year, with American billionaire Josh Harris reportedly interested in buying the club. Talk has died down fairly...
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Crystal Place Football Club’s updated planning application for a new Main Stand at Selhurst Park has been approved by Croydon councillors, paving the way for a transformation of the stadium.
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October 3 – Three years after buying into Crystal Palace, US owners Joshua Harris and David Blitzer, look to have put their stake up for sale in a deal that would value the south London club at £210 million.
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Crystal Palace expect to file their annual accounts this week after the club was threatened with being dissolved for being more than two months late with its financial figures. Palace have been warned they could be struck off the companies register but there is understood to be no immediate danger of that happening.
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The company that owns Crystal Palace is facing being struck off by Companies House with its accounts now two months overdue.
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Crystal Palace Football Club plans to build six new family homes as part of its stadium redevelopment
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Talks of a proposed takeover bid for Crystal Palace by Chinese investors have reportedly broken down, according to the Times. A report by The Times claims that Palace have rejected a takeove
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Soaring costs have taken their toll on profits at Crystal Palace, the south London Premier League club which recently received an injection of new money from US investors.
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Reports suggesting Johua Harris and David Blitzer are set to take a controlling stake in the club are wide of the mark
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CPST, like the majority of supporters, is disappointed and concerned with the CPFC policy issued today on collecting loyalty points. This policy seeks to reward those who spend money at the ground ...
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Crystal Palace announce a pre-tax profit of £23m with record turnover in their first season back in the Premier League.
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Some of the biggest names on Wall Street are closing in on a takeover of mid-ranked English Premier League club Crystal Palace, a month after broadcasters announced they were handing over £5bn for the UK rights to football's most lucrative domestic competition.
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