Crystal Palace are navigating a busy summer of change, according to BBC News, as new manager Pierre Sage settles in following the departure of Maxence Lacroix and with another European campaign on the horizon.
Having lifted the Conference League last season, the Eagles now find themselves competing in the Europa League — adding fresh financial and squad-planning pressures to Sage's early tenure.
Among the club's dealings, BBC News reports interest in a move involving a player named Gozo, alongside reported interest in Brentford's Ben Johnson, as Palace look to strengthen their options while balancing the books amid outgoing transfers.
With Lacroix's exit already banked and continental football adding to the club's workload, Palace's business this window looks set to be shaped as much by financial prudence as by ambition, with Sage tasked with reshaping the squad for a demanding season ahead.