reporter Kaveh Solhekol revealed that due to the ownership of multiple clubs related to Lyon, Crystal Palace is still unable to determine whether it can participate in the Europa League next season.

The latest UEFA ruling remains pending. Although pre-season training will begin next week, no one knows whether Crystal Palace will compete in the Europa League next season. Eze, Gee and Matthatta are deeply involved in transfer rumors, and UEFA's postponement ruling further exacerbates their uncertainty in the club's future. Without confirming whether the team can participate in the UEFA Cup next season, the team's summer window preparation and signing plan are difficult to move forward.

Executive Chairman Steve Parish has always been known for opposing the multi-club ownership model in football, so the developments since winning the FA Cup last month have frustrated him. Although Crystal Palace has a good relationship with UEFA and UEFA seems to have accepted the position of "Tekto has no substantial control over the club's operations" (reported that Tector only played a booster role in the process of Glass's inclusion, and the final decision remains with Parish and former sports director Doge Friedman), the club is still forced to wait for the final ruling of the French financial regulator.

The joy of winning the FA Cup has been completely diluted. This team, which should have enjoyed the glory of European wars and actively strengthened its lineup, is now deeply trapped in a whirlpool of turmoil and uneasy.