Key facts
- Crystal Palace's owners have valued the club at £900 million.
- Raine Group has been appointed to explore investment or a sale.
- Woody Johnson is the largest shareholder with a 43% stake.
- Josh Harris and David Blitzer jointly control approximately 30% of the club.
- Steve Parish owns about 10% of the club.
- The club reported a pre-tax profit of £8.3 million on revenue of £196.6 million in 2024-25.
Crystal Palace's US shareholders are exploring a sale or seeking fresh capital, with investment bank Raine Group appointed to manage the process. The club has been valued at £900 million as ownership considers various options, including a full sale or bringing in new investment.
Woody Johnson, owner of the NFL's New York Jets, is the largest shareholder with a 43% stake, acquired in July 2025 from John Textor's Eagle Football group. Josh Harris and David Blitzer jointly hold around 30%, while executive chairman Steve Parish owns approximately 10% and has led the club since 2010.
A sale of a controlling interest could potentially achieve a higher valuation. The club is also assessing financing options for the long-delayed redevelopment of Selhurst Park stadium, which aims to increase capacity to over 34,000 and add new facilities. Fresh equity could support both the stadium project and squad investment.
Crystal Palace recently enjoyed a successful sporting period, winning the FA Cup in 2025 and the UEFA Conference League in May. The club reported a pre-tax profit of £8.3 million on revenue of £196.6 million for the 2024-25 season, ranking 25th in Deloitte's football revenue table.