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New York Jets Owner Woody Johnson in Talks for Stake in Crystal Palace FC

New York Jets Owner Woody Johnson in Talks for Stake in Crystal Palace FC

Bloomberg16-06-2025
Robert 'Woody' Johnson IV, the co-owner of the New York Jets and a former American ambassador to the UK, is in talks about acquiring a significant stake in Crystal Palace, the most recent FA Cup champion, according to people familiar with the situation.
Johnson has been in discussions with John Textor, who owns a more than 40% stake in Crystal Palace, over the past few months, the people said. The talks stalled earlier on over differences on prices but have resumed recently after the potential need for Textor to sell his stake, the people said, asking not to be identified as the information is private.
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