Special Collaboration FYP x OMP Fanzine Issue On Sale Now

Written by Cris Lehmann

FYP fanzine's latest edition is in collaboration with legenday Palace fanzine One More Point. OMP editor - and guest editor for this issue - Cris Lehmann explains.

If you won't be at Anfield but would like a paper copy posted to you please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for details. 

If you cant make it to Selhurst you can buy an electronic copy now for £1 here.

fypxomp web3The last time I sold fanzines at a Palace home game, manager Alan Smith was sacked straight after the game.

The last time I sold fanzines at an away game, manager Trevor Francis was sacked straight after the game.

So, if anyone likes a bet, given I'll be selling the 'FYP x OMP' collaboration issue this week, you might want to have a side bet on Patrick Vieira being gone this time next week.

I can joke about it because in all honesty, it would take a very strange set of circumstances for that to happen and in each of the two previous instances, Palace were in the lower half of the second-tier and playing less than inspiring football. While Palace are once again in the lower half of the table - it's the Premier League and we're now actually cautiously optimistic as a fanbase that the football is going to be enjoyable to watch once again.

The mood of this issue reflects that. Yes, there's the usual self-deprecating look at the club we love that you'd always expect but also a wave of optimism that this new era will be fun to be part of.

So what's in this special, 48-page issue?

  • An exclusive interview with former Palace striker Sandor Torghelle where he opens up about his frustrating spell at Palace in 2004/5.
  • A review of Palace's summer 2021 transfer window.
  • An away day diary from Chelsea, the first game of the season.
  • A Scott Dann appreciation piece for our departed fan fave.
  • A definitely made up story of how Steve P met Paddy V in a frantic summer for the club chairman.
  • And plenty more.

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I'm really proud to be editor for this issue - it's been a nice learning curve to see how producing a fanzine has changed since One More Point finished in 2003. The end result is a fanzine I'm confident you'll enjoy and even learn a bit as well. The Sandor Torghelle interview is one that really shines a light on how the club was operated in the Dowie/Jordan era and you can't help wondering how things might have turned our differently had the Hungarian had the rub of the green. This is complemented by some very original articles and a great insight into Palace's financial juggling in the transfer market during our stint in the Premier League, including a couple of mind blowing stats about where we sat within UEFA rankings for transfer fee spend.

Ever since my first Eagle Eye in 1989, I've been a massive supporter of the Palace fanzine scene and it's been a privilege to play a part in keeping this tradition going. So don't forget to bring your coins on Saturday and help to keep the fanzine spirit alive in SE25.

On sale at Anfield as Palace take on Liverpool on Saturday September 18th for the pocket-friendly price of £2.

If you won't be at Anfield but would like a paper copy posted to you please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for details. 

If you cant make it to Selhurst you can buy an electronic copy now for £1 here.


 

Buy your FYP Hillsborough Heroes t-shirt now - modelled by Paddy McCarthy and Danny Butterfield

Written by FYP Fanzine

We all love Palace's Hillsborough Heroes; the lads who fought against adversity to save the club from relegation, and potential extinction, in 2010.

And now you can display that love with the new FYP Hillsborough Heroes t-shirt, with the names of six of those heroes produly displayed.

Can you get bigger Palace heroes than Julian Speroni, Danny Butterfield, Paddy McCarthy, Clint Hill, Shaun Derry and Darren Ambrose? Probably not.

Available for just £18, these t-shirts com in a range of colours AND products. Don't fancy a t-shirt? Get the names of our heroes on a baseball tee, hoodie, mug, tote bag or more!

Plus it's being modelled fantastically by the one and only Danny Butterfield and Paddy McCarthy above! If they approve of the t-shirts well you don't really need a better endorsement than that do you?

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Crystal Palace Transfer Tracker - Summer 2021

Written by Robert Sutherland

Crystal Palace went into this summer needing to be one of the busiest sides in the transfer market, with a significant number of players out of contract and only a few of them likely to renew. With a focus on signing young players to bring the average age of the squad down, Palace made moves that saw nearly £60m spent. We've summed up all the transfer stories in one place. 

Olise Vieira Signs

Contracts
 

Christian Benteke -- COMPLETED --  2.5 Year Contract -- A player whose career at Selhurst Park has seen a remarkable turn-around in the last season, Benteke went from being a player many Palace fans would have been happy to see leave, to being a player whose signature was essential. The Belgian striker signed his new contract -- believed to be a 2-and-a-half year deal, prior to jetting off to play at Euro 2020. 
 
Joel Ward -- COMPLETED -- 2 Year Contract -- Palace have signed Ward to a two-year deal, taking him into and beyond his 10th season at the club. A loyal and dedicated servant at Selhurst Park, Ward's new deal entitles him to a testimonial which is likely to happen next summer. 
 
Nathaniel Clyne -- COMPLETED -- 1 Year Contract -- Had it not been for Nathan Ferguson suffering the same fate that cruelly struck down Eberechi Eze, Clyne might not be in line for a new contract. But Palace's need for a right-back is paramount and after last season's contribution, it made sense that Palace gave him a new deal.
 
Wayne Hennessey -- SIGNED FOR BURNLEY -- The Wales international is not getting a new contract at Palace, with the club signing Jack Butland in the summer as his replacement. Hennessey has now signed a two-year deal at Burnley, and will compete with Nick Pope for the starting place in the side. 
 
Andros Townsend -- SIGNED FOR EVERTON -- Despite being a player many Palace fans expected the club to re-sign, Townsend has been presented with a great opportunity to reunite with former manager Rafa Benitez at Everton. He signed a 2 year deal with the Liverpool club. 
 
Mamadou Sakho -- SIGNED FOR MONTPELLIER -- Palace didn't offer Sakho a new contract and the Frenchman has now signed a contract with Montpellier in Ligue 1, backing up reports during last season which suggested he would look to return to France, where his family still live. 
 
Gary Cahill -- SIGNED FOR BOURNEMOUTH -- Despite a number of meetings between the player and the club, an agreement couldn't be reached. Cahill has now signed a one-year deal with Championship side Bournemouth. 
 
James McCarthy -- SIGNED FOR CELTIC -- As with Sakho and Hennessey, it appears Palace didn't offer McCarthy a new contract. The midfielder, who signed for Palace in a cut-price move from Everton a couple of years ago, has instead rocked up at Celtic to complete a dream move for the player. In doing so, he's secured himself a 4-year contract -- something he definitely wouln't have received at Palace. Celtic look like a side that need a player to take the place of Scott Brown this season, and so long as he can stay fit, McCarthy has all the attributes to do that job impeccably. 
 
Scott Dann -- SIGNED FOR READING -- Crystal Palace announced Scott Dann's departure on the 12th of August. Having reportedly discussed terms with Bournemouth and Birmingham City, hhe dependable centre-back has now signed for Reading on a one-year deal.  
 
Connor Wickham -- TRAINING WITH PRESTON NORTH END -- The forward, who scored a crucial goal in Palace's win over Watford in the FA Cup Semi-Final, is yet to find a new club. He is believed to have spent a few weeks training with Championship side Preston North End. 
 
Stephen Henderson -- TRAINING WITH CHARLTON ATHLETIC -- It's not easy being a third or fourth choice goalkeeper at a club like Palace, and it seems Henderson has opted to find some playing time elsewhere. Unlike many of those leaving Palace, Henderson received a farewell message from the club -- indicating that he played a significant role despite not featuring. 
 
Edouard Signs
 

Completed Transfers

Michael Olise -- Attacking Mid -- Reading -- £8m -- COMPLETED -- With Eze injured for 6 months at least, Palace have signed Reading youngster Michael Olise on a 5-year contract for a bargain £8m fee, the result of the club triggering a release clause in his contract. Olise, who predominantly plays with his left foot, has impressed at Reading in the Championship, scoring 7 goals and creating 11 in 44 league games. Palace confirmed his signing on the 8th of July.

 


 
Marc Guehi -- Centre-Back -- Chelsea -- £18m -- COMPLETED -- 21-year-old centre-back Marc Guehi arrives from Chelsea with an impeccable reputation and 18-months of Championship football behind him. Having had a successful loan spell at Swansea, many Chelsea fans expected the youngster to make the step up into their first team. Instead, he'll be lining up in Palace's defence. 



Remi Matthews -- Goalkeeper -- Free Agent -- COMPLETED --
27-year-old Former Sunderland and Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper Matthews has signed a two-year deal with Palace, with the player taking Stephen Henderson's role as third-choice goalkeeper in the side.

 
 
Joachim Andersen -- Centre-Back -- Olympique Lyonnais -- £15m -- COMPLETED -- Palace's hunt for a centre-back has lead them to sign Danish international Andersen, who spent last season on at Fulham. While it was originally thought that Palace would pursue a loan deal for the commanding defender, the pandemic-induced economic challenges faced by French clubs appears to have made a permanent move much more attractive. He signs a five year deal at Selhurst Park. 
 
 
Connor Gallagher -- Central Midfielder -- Chelsea -- Loan -- COMPLETED -- Young Chelsea midfielder Gallagher very nearly joined Palace on loan in the summer of 2020, but the Eagles opted to take Michy Batshuayi instead. Now, with playing opportunities at Stamford Bridge likely to be limited, Palace have firmed up their interest in the England Under-21, signing him on a year-long loan deal. He opted for Palace over Newcastle United and Leeds United, who were also said to be interested. 
 

 
Will Hughes -- Central Midfielder -- Watford -- £6m -- COMPLETED --  Hughes has signed a three-year contract with Crystal Palace. The popular Watford midfielder arrives after what seems like months of negotiations, with Palace needing more of a pivot in central midfield. Hughes had been linked with other Premier League clubs but Palace appear to have been the only serious option. If you'd like to know more about the signing, and how he will fit in, check out our profile of the player. 
 
 
 
Odsonne Edouard -- Forward -- Celtic -- £14m -- COMPLETED -- French striker Edouard has had a remarkable spell in Scotland, scoring nearly 88 goals in 179 appearances for Celtic since moving to Glasgow in 2017. The former PSG attacker, who spent time on loan at Tolouse as well, is a player well known to Palace coach Saiid Aigoun, who spent time with the player in the French capital. Edouard signs a five-year-deal with Palace and is likely to go right into the first team for the visit of Tottenham on the 11th of September. 
 
 
 

Adler Nascimento -- Forward -- Peterborough -- Compensation -- COMPLETED --
Peterborough United have confirmed that their 16-year-old attacking player Nascimento, who made his first-team debut with the side last season, has signed for Crystal Palace and that they will be seeking to negotiate compensation. While Palace haven't confirmed this move, the young Portuguese striker featured briefly in Palace's Under-23 side as they won 5-0 against Dulwich Hamlet. 

 

Hitlist of Players Not Signed
 

Issa Diop -- Defender -- West Ham -- Loan -- Impressive centre-back Issa Diop could be a late addition to Palace's back-line, with prominent West Ham ITK ExWHUEmployee stating it could happen. Perhaps Palace are serious about going for a back three now.  
 
Divock Origi - Forward - Liverpool - £20m -- Liverpool's Belgian Champions League hero Origi is seeking a move to play more regular football, and Palace's need for a striker means that Mike McGrath at the Telegraph thinks South London could be one of his destinations. The only problem with Origi is that he's not exactly prolific -- he scored 0 goals in 9 league appearances last season and only 4 in 28 the season before. 
 
Alasanne Plea -- Winger -- Borussia Monchengladbach -- €15m -- French attacker Plea has been linked with a move to Crystal Palace, according to L'Equipe. The pacey forward who can also play on the wing no longer fits in at his German club, and Palace's need for more attacking options is well known. 
 
Angelo Fulgini -- Midfielder -- Angers -- £12m -- 24-year-old Fulgini is another midfielder being linked to Crystal Palace, and his stats suggest he'd provide some attacking threat to the centre of the pitch. He scored 7 goals and created 4 as he became Ligue 1's most fouled player last season. Palace are said to be one of a number of Premier League clubs considering a move for the talented player. 
 
Jens Cajuste - Central Midfielder -- FC Midtjylland -- £15m -- Swedish 21-year-old midfielder Cajuste has been linked to Palace by Swedish newspaper Expressen with Leeds United and Newcastle United also interested in his services. Cajuste featured for the Swedish national team at Euro 2020 and comes with a growing reputation for his combative style, having made 69 appearances for his Danish club.  
 
Callum McGregor -- Central Midfielder -- Celtic -- £7m -- There have been some spurious rumours linking Palace to a bid for Celtic's impressive midielder, but the source of these rumours doesn't appear to be the most reliable so we're not going to give them much credence. Celtic fans have made it clear that it would be unlikely of their club to accept a bid as low as £7m. 
 
Okay Yokuslu -- Central Midfielder -- Celta Vigo -- £5m -- Having signed for West Brom on loan in January, Yokuslu impressed in the heart of their midfield. Palace are in need of another combative midfielder following the departure of James McCarthy, but the club are said to be holding out for a loan move. Leeds United are also reported to be interested in in the Turkish international. 
 
Victor Nelsson -- Centre-Back -- FC Copenhagen -- £9m -- Highly-rated centre-back Nelsson has impressed for Copenhagen this season and was linked with Palace back in May. As with Kabak, a move for Nelsson is unlikely now given the signings made by the club. 
 
 

Definitely Not Happening

Borja Mayoral -- Forward -- Real Madrid (via Roma) -- Loan -- ROMA COULD NOT FIND REPLACEMENT -- 24-year-old Spanish striker Mayoral has looked at his options at Roma, with whom he is currently in the second year of a two-year loan move, and wants to move following Roma's signing of additional striker options. Any move requires Real Madrid to recall the player, and for Palace to then sign him. The matter is further complicated by Roma wishing to keep the player. Having scored 17 goals for Roma last season, he'd bring a much-needed clinical edge to Palace's front line. 

Jeremie Boga -- Winger -- Sassuolo -- £20m -- NO CONTACT MADE -- Nope. Palace have had no contact with Sassuolo despite reports.

Abdallah Sima -- Forward -- Slavia Prague -- £10m -- SIGNED FOR BRIGHTON --  Signed for Brighton. That is all.

Ryan Christie -- Attacking Midfielder -- Celtic -- £6m -- SIGNED FOR BOURNEMOUTH -- The Celtic midfielder appears to be in discussions with Bournemouth about a move to the south coast, a move prompted by his contract nearing expiry.  

Ainsley Maitland-Niles -- Central Midfielder -- Arsenal -- £15m -- NO SUFFICIENT BID --  Having risen through the ranks at Arsenal, Maitland-Niles spent the latter stages of last season on loan at West Brom, where he impressed in a defensive role. His flexibility, which sees him comfortable as a full-back or as a central-midfielder, could have made him an attractive prospect. A potential move to Everton hasn't materialised for the player, and having made his views public on Instagram, it appears the club are now making him train with their U23 side.
 
Eddie Nketiah -- Striker -- Arsenal -- £10m -- COULD'T AGREE PERSONAL TERMS --  Nketiah's contract expires next season and it was believed that this would lead Arsenal to sell the young striker. Palace reportedly offered a 10m take-it-or-leave-it deal to the Gunners but it appears they opted to leave it, prompting Palace to turn their attention to Edouard. 
 
Ademola Lookman -- Winger -- VfB Leipzig -- £10m -- SIGNED FOR LEICESTER CITY -- The VfB Leipzig winger, who had an good season with Fulham last time round, is having a medical with Leicester City prior to a loan move with a view to a permanent transfer.
 
Reiss Nelson -- Winger -- Arsenal -- £15m -- SIGNED FOR FEYENOORD -- Nelson is negotiating a new deal with Arsenal and due to go out on loan to Feyenoord. 
 
Lewis O'Brien -- Central Midfielder - Huddersfield -- £7m -- WILL HUGHES SIGNED INSTEAD -- Reports suggested that defensive midfielder O'Brien would be an alternative to Will Hughes should that signing not materialise, and now that the Watford midfielder has been secured it makes another midfield signing unlikely. Unfortunately for O'Brien, Leeds Utd are also reported to have pulled out of a move. 
 
Noni Tristan Madueke -- Winger -- PSV -- £10m -- SIGNED NEW CONTRACT -- There have been a few spurious links to the young attacking midfielder, who spent much of his youth at London clubs, including Crystal Palace. Madueke played 24 times for PSV last season, scoring 7 goals, prompting interest from Borussia Dortmund as well as Crystal Palace and Leeds United. He has now signed a new deal with PSV.
 
Amad Diallo -- Winger -- Manchester United -- Loan -- INJURED - Palace are still hunting for a winger or two, and Diallo didn't look like he'd feature much for Man Utd this season. He was due to sign for Feyenoord, but it's now reported that he's suffered a thigh injury for which he'll need six weeks of recovery. 
 
Adam Armstrong -- Forward -- Blackburn Rovers -- £15m -- SIGNED FOR SOUTHAMPTON --  With his contract coming to an end next season, Blackburn were keen to move the striker on. Despite interest from Palace, Armstrong has now signed a deal with Southampton. 
 
Demarai Gray -- Winger -- Bayer Leverkusen - £2m -- SIGNED FOR EVERTON -- Palace came close to securing the then-Leicester City winger in January but he instead opted for a move to Germany. Gray was available on a reduced fee, and while there was once again interest in him from Palace, he has now signed for Everton. 
  
Dynel Simeu -- Chelsea -- Centre-Back -- SIGNED FOR SOUTHAMPTON -- Palace's search for young centre-backs seemed to have taken them back to Chelsea, with Simeu linked to a move to Palace having turned down a 2-year contract at Stamford Bridge. He has now signed for Southampton and will feature for their B team this season. 
 
David Brooks -- Winger -- Bournemouth -- £20m -- REJECTED BY BOURNEMOUTH -- Another Bournemouth winger that Palace are looking at is David Brooks, although Alan Nixon at The Sun suggests such a move has already been rebuffed by the South Coast club. Bournemouth reportedly wanted £50m for the 24-year-old after their relegation and are now unwilling to even consider an offer.  
 
Arnaut Danjuma -- Winger -- Bournemouth -- £20m -- SIGNED FOR VILLAREAL -- Dutch winger Danjuma was another attacking player who piqued Palace's interest, with the Eagles looking for more offensive options to call upon. But the former Club Brugge player has now signed for Villareal for a fee of £20m, which is likely to have been more than Palace were willing to spend. 
 
Ozan Kabak -- Centre-Back -- Schalke -- £15m -- SIGNED FOR NORWICH -- Having completed a loan spell at Liverpool, with the club refusing first-option to sign the centre-back on a permanent basis, Kabak appears to be looking for a move away from Schalke this summer, and a loan move to Norwich City is likely.
 
Radu Dragusin -- Centre-Back -- Juventus -- £10m -- SIGNED NEW CONTRACT -- Romanian international Dragusin has been linked to a move to Palace for more than a year and it was thought he might move to Selhurst Park on a Bosman during the summer, but that opportunity was wiped out when he signed a new deal with the Turin club. 
 
Ozan Tufan -- Midfielder -- Fenerbahce -- £10m -- SIGNED FOR WATFORD -- Tufan was the David Nugent or the Khoumar Babakar of the midfield world, with Palace repeatedly linked to the Turkish international. That move is not happening -- he has now signed for Watford. 
 
Morgan Rogers -- Winger -- Manchester City -- £7m -- SIGNED FOR BOURNEMOUTH -- After reports linking Morgan with Crystal Palace went quiet, it now appears that the young Man City winger will sign for Bournemouth on loan, with the potential for a permanent move should that go well. 
 
Yann Karamoh -- Winger -- Parma -- €10m -- SIGNED FOR SHEFFIELD UTD --  23-year-old French Ivorian forward Karamoh is a player that Parma are willing to let leave according to Foot Mercato, with Palace said to be one of a number of clubs interested in him. Karamoh featured in 26 matches for Parma last season, scoring 4 and creating 6 goals for the side as they were relegated to Serie B.
 

 
 
 

Crystal Palace Appoint Patrick Vieira as Manager

Written by Robert Sutherland

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Crystal Palace have today appointed the former Arsenal captain Patrick Vieira to succeed Roy Hodgson as their manager, following a lengthy recruitment process that saw the club spend the majority of the past six weeks looking to hire Hodgson's replacement. 

The former Highbury hero, who had spells at New York City FC and Nice as head coach, has signed a 3-year contract with the club and is tasked with taking over a side going through a major squad restructuring process during the remainder of this summer. 
 
Palace appeared to come close to appointing two other managers since Hodgson's departure was announced, with former Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo close to agreeing a deal in early June and Lucien Favre all but agreeing to become manager last week only to have a last-minute change of heart. Nuno has since been appointed Tottenham Hotspur manager, while Favre is said to want to continue having a prolonged break from football. 
 
Vieira certainly doesn't have the body of work of Favre or Nuno, but he does come with a wealth of experience as a player in the Premier League and a record of bringing through young players at both of his previous two clubs. 
 
At Nice, Vieira spent much of his time fielding a predominantly young squad in Ligue 1. At a time when Palace are looking to regenerate their squad to reduce the average age, Vieira's experience in managing younger players may have been one of the key qualifying factors for the role. 
 
The major criticism that seemed to be levelled at Vieira while he was at Nice was the lack of a defined playing style. At a time where Palace are moving away from the drilled approach of Hodgson, that might be a concern. It will be key that Vieria is surrounded by a coaching team consisting of experienced heads. 
 
All that said, his win percentage at Nice never dropped below 40%, even in light of the losing run which saw him relieved of his job in December 2020. 
 
 
At New York City FC, Vieira's record was one of improvement each season, taking the club from a 17th position prior to his arrival to a 4th place finish overall in his first season and a 2nd place finish overall in his second season. It was this impressive spell at City which led Nice to hand him the job. 
 
Vieira's playing experience saw him captain Arsenal through the club's most successful spells ever as he collected Premier League and FA Cup winners medals. His career also saw him achieve domestic success with Manchester City and Inter Milan as well as winning both the European Championship and the World Cup with France. 
 
Unveiling Vieira as manager, Palace chairman Steve Parish said: "I’m delighted and excited that Patrick has agreed to join Crystal Palace as our manager following successfully learning his trade at the City Group, and experiencing positive managerial spells at New York City and then Nice, who he led to the Europa League.

"We have a lot to do to prepare in the coming weeks and I look forward to working closely with Patrick and Dougie in bringing in some new faces to help us all to a successful season."

New boss Vieira added: "I am really excited to have this opportunity to return to the Premier League, and manage this great football club, as we begin a new chapter together.

"It is a project that is really appealing to me, having spoken a lot with the Chairman and Sporting Director about their ambition and plans for the whole club, including the Academy. The club has fantastic foundations in place after many years in the Premier League, and I hope we can make further improvements and continue to drive the club forward.

"I am also very excited to experience the atmosphere the club’s supporters make at Selhurst Park and away from home too, and I know just how important that can be for the team."

With Palace's unusual squad restructuring yet to take place, it will be crucial that the new manager hits the ground running. His first task will be to determine which of Palace's out of contract players should receive new deals. Early reports have suggested that Andros Townsend and Joel Ward are likely to be recipients of contract offers.
 
Vieira will need support from the club and will have sought assurances during contract negotiations that the club are serious about player recruitment. The next few weeks should be busy. 

Crystal Palace sign Chelsea's Conor Gallagher in Season-Long Loan Deal

Written by Robert Sutherland
Crystal Palace have confirmed another signing. This time, Chelsea's Conor Gallagher on a season-long loan. 
 
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(Image taken from Crystal Palace interview, here.) 
 
Crystal Palace have signed highly-rated Chelsea's midfielder Conor Gallagher on a season-long loan deal. 
 
The 21-year-old youth team graduate spent all of last season on loan in the Premier League with West Brom, where he impressed in 30 league appearances despite their relegation. Prior to that, Gallagher spent the previous season on loan in the Championship, at first with Charlton Athletic and then with Swansea City, making a total of 45 appearances and scoring 6 goals. 
 
Gallagher has also been an England youth regular, featuring in every age category from U-17 up to U-21 and playing a core part in England's successful U17 World Cup win. He joins fellow U17 World Cup winners Nya Kirby and Marc Guehi at Palace. 
 

 
His arrival at Palace provides some much-needed youth and competition in central areas, where age and an intense schedule had a significant impact on the squad last season. With the appointment of Patrick Vieira as manager, and his tactical change to seeing more pressing in the middle of the park, that energy and exuberance will play a key part in making Palace a competitive side. 
 
It is not known whether there is an option to sign Gallagher on a permanent basis, but with the competition in Chelsea's midfield and their recent recruits too, such a clause would likely be in the player's interest. 
 
Palace are still looking at additional recruits, and you can keep a track of them in our Transfer Tracker. 

Official FYP merchandise is now available!

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It's only taken us 13 years but we finally have our very own merch store. 

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