Crystal Palace midfielder departs after eight years
Schlupp joined the South London club from Leicester City in January 2017, having won the Premier League title with the Foxes in the previous campaign.
The versatile player was a firm favourite under Roy Hodgson, often filling in in midfield and defence, and notching over 200 appearances for the Eagles.
After eight-and-a-half-years, Jeffrey Schlupp will be leaving the club this summer. Thank you for everything, Schluppy ❤️💙#CPFC
— Crystal Palace F.C. (@CPFC) May 28, 2025
Following Oliver Glasner's arrival in 2023/24, Schlupp's game time decreased and he spent the second half of last season on loan at Celtic.
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