List of Crystal Palace F.C. players
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This is a list of notable footballers who have played for Crystal Palace F.C. Generally, this means players that have played 100 or more first-class matches for the club. A number of other players who have played an important role have also been included for their contributions; for example, Attilio Lombardo and Don Rogers.
This page also lists recipients of the Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year, and players who have been named in the PFA Team of the Year, while playing for the club.
Martin Hinselwood 1972 -1977 England and Crystal Palace
Current squad
Players
- Peter Taylor was the first Palace player to score for England, and the second player to represent England whilst in Division Three.
- Ian Wright scored 117 goals in 277 appearances, the club's record post-war goalscorer.
- Wilfried Zaha scored 72 goals in 315 appearances, and is the club's record goalscorer in the top flight.
- Marc Guéhi won 23 caps for England while at Palace and captained the club to win the FA Cup in 2025.
Players are listed according to the date of their first-team debut. Appearances and goals are for first-team competitive matches only; wartime matches are excluded. Substitute appearances are included. Names in bold are currently active at the club
| GK | Goalkeeper | RB | Right back | RM | Right midfielder | OR | Outside right |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CB | Central back | LB | Left back | LM | Left midfielder | OL | Outside left |
| DF | Defender | FB | Full back | MF | Midfielder | W | Winger |
| FW | Forward | HB | Half back | CM | Central midfielder | ||
Statistics correct as of match played 27 May 2026
- Palace captain Spent time as player-manager
- Top goal scorer in Crystal Palace's first season 1905/06
- First player to reach 100 appearances for the club
- First player to be granted a testimonial match
- First player to join Crystal Palace with international honours
- First player to gain international honours while playing for Crystal Palace
- First player to play for England while on the books of Crystal Palace
- Top goal scorer in Division Three in the 1920–21 season.
- Top all time goalscorer for Crystal Palace
- Not including wartime appearances
- Not including wartime appearances
- Most all time appearances for Crystal Palace
- Top post-wartime Crystal Palace goalscorer
- Captained Crystal Palace's first FA Cup Final side
- First goalkeeper to attract a million-pound transfer fee in English football
- Palace player–manager
- First player to cost Crystal Palace £10 million or more
- First player to cost Crystal Palace £20 million or more
- Played in 2025 FA Cup final winning squad
- Played in 2026 Conference League final winning squad
Player of the Year
Young Player of the Year
Gary Stebbing – 1983
Gary Stebbing – 1984
Dave Lindsay – 1985
Richard Shaw – 1986
John Salako – 1987
John Salako – 1988
David Stevens – 1989
Simon Osborn – 1990
Dean Gordon – 1991
Mark Hawthorne – 1992
George Ndah – 1993
Brian Launders – 1994- No award from 1995–2001
Julian Gray – 2002
Wayne Routledge – 2003
Wayne Routledge – 2004
Tom Soares – 2005
Ben Watson – 2006
Gary Borrowdale – 2007
Sean Scannell – 2008
Nathaniel Clyne – 2009
Nathaniel Clyne – 2010
Wilfried Zaha – 2011
Wilfried Zaha – 2012
Jon Williams – 2013
Joel Ward – 2014- No award from 2015-2021
Tyrick Mitchell - 2022
Michael Olise - 2023- No award in 2024
PFA Team of the Year
The following have been included in the PFA Team of the Year while playing for Crystal Palace:
Derek Jeffries – Third Division 1975 (Third Tier)
Peter Taylor – Third Division 1975 (Third Tier)
Ian Evans – Third Division 1976 (Third Tier)
Derek Jeffries – Third Division 1976 (Third Tier)
Peter Taylor – Third Division 1976 (Third Tier)
Ian Evans – Third Division 1977 (Third Tier)
Kenny Sansom – Third Division 1977 (Third Tier)
Kenny Sansom – Second Division 1978 (Second Tier)
Kenny Sansom – Second Division 1979 (Second Tier)
Kenny Sansom – First Division 1980 (First Tier)
Mark Bright – Second Division 1988 (Second Tier)
Ian Wright – Second Division 1989 (Second Tier)
Nigel Martyn – First Division 1994 (Second Tier)
Dean Gordon – First Division 1996 (Second Tier)
Dougie Freedman – First Division 2002 (Second Tier)
Andrew Johnson – First Division 2004 (Second Tier)
Andrew Johnson – Premier League 2005 (First Tier)
Nathaniel Clyne – Championship 2012 (Second Tier)
Glenn Murray – Championship 2013 (Second Tier)
Wilfried Zaha – Championship 2013 (Second Tier)
Yannick Bolasie – Championship 2013 (Second Tier)