Crystal Palace targets Charlie Cresswell from Toulouse
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 10:21 AM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
Crystal Palace has entered the race to acquire Toulouse centre-back Charlie Cresswell as they look to bolster their defense ahead of the season. The Eagles have initiated discussions with Cresswell's representatives, facing competition from Stade Rennais. Cresswell reportedly prefers a move back to England, which could position Palace as the leaders for his signature. This move comes as Palace prepares for potential transfers involving their current players, including a looming approach from Chelsea for Maxence Lacroix. Manager Pierre Sage aims to solidify the squad, especially after having lost Marc Guehi to Manchester City in January.
- •Crystal Palace makes contact with Charlie Cresswell's representatives
- •Stade Rennais also interested in Cresswell
- •Cresswell prefers a return to England over a move to France
- •Palace prepares for possible offers for Maxence Lacroix
- •Marc Guehi transferred to Manchester City in January
- 10:21 AMYahoo Sports — Crystal Palace join the race to sign Charlie Cresswell
"Crystal Palace have entered the race to sign Toulouse centre-back Charlie Cresswell. The Eagles have initiated contact with the defender’s representatives as they look to strengthen their backline, ...
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