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New Crystal Palace owner has already banned team from signing player based on video game
Crystal Palace have been given a glimpse into their potential new ownership after their new owner previously banned a player signing due to statistics from a video game. After rounds of talks, Palace's 43 percent ownership stake owned by American businessman John Textor has now been transferred.
Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson has responded on social media after new competition arrived at Selhurst Park.
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