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Johnson Strikes £190m Deal to Buy Textor's Crystal Palace Shares

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June 24, 2025

Woody Johnson has agreed a deal to buy John Textor's stake in Crystal Palace, with a sale to the New York Jets owner likely to be ratified by the Premier League within four weeks.

- Ed Aarons

In a move that could be a major boost to Palace's hopes of playing in the Europa League next season, it is understood that Johnson's offer of £190m for Textor's 44.9% stake was signed on Sunday evening in the US.

The 78-year-old, who missed out on buying Chelsea in 2022 after a $2bn offer, must pass the Premier League's owners' and directors' test before he can complete the purchase. But it is understood that, with Palace under pressure from Uefa to comply with its regulations on multiclub ownership, the league is expected to act swiftly to aid their cause.

A decision on the FA Cup winners' participation in the Europa League is due this week, although it is believed this latest development will be looked on favourably by Uefa.

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