Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has said the Eagles “promise” to help players progress their careers even if it means leaving the club - and suggested “change” is yet to come at Selhurst Park this summer.

The club will take its case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), as first revealed by The i Paper, and try to convince a three-person arbitration panel that points dismissed by Uefa – who ruled last week that Palace were to be demoted to the Europa Conference League to allow Lyon to play in the Europa League – are valid.

Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has appeared to point the finger of blame at Nottingham Forest over his club's Europa League expulsion.

John Textor aims dig at Steve Parish as Crystal Palace wait on UEFA fate: 'Ask the guy driving the Ferrari' - Textor hits out at a perceived lack of ambition at Selhurst Park as UEFA prepare to delive

Steve Parish is the most successful chairman in the history of Crystal Palace. It is almost 13 years since the CPFC 2010 consortium he fronted hauled Palace out of administration and the club has ...