By Stig Editor Sad news Eberechi Eze Bids Emotional Farewell to Crystal Palace teammates as he confirms this is his last…
In a heartfelt and emotional moment for Crystal Palace fans, Eberechi Eze has confirmed that the 2024/25 season will be his final campaign in the red and blue. After five unforgettable years at Selhurst Park, the midfield maestro announced his decision to move on at the end of the season, penning an open letter to supporters and teammates that left fans in tears.
“It’s never easy to say goodbye to a place that has become home,” Eze wrote in a statement shared on social media. “Crystal Palace gave me a platform, a family, and a fanbase that believed in me every step of the way. From the moment I walked through the doors, I felt the love — and I’ll carry that with me forever.”
The 27-year-old playmaker has been the heartbeat of Palace’s midfield since joining from Queens Park Rangers in 2020. With his dazzling footwork, sharp vision, and uncanny ability to glide past defenders, Eze became a fan favorite — not just for his skills, but for his humility and connection to the supporters.
This final season has been nothing short of poetic. Eze’s performances reached new heights, helping Palace secure a top-half finish in the Premier League and playing a key role in their thrilling run to the FA Cup semi-finals. His last game at Selhurst Park was marked by a stunning solo goal, followed by an emotional lap of honor as fans chanted his name.
Palace manager Oliver Glasner praised Eze’s influence both on and off the pitch. “Eze is not just a brilliant footballer — he’s a leader, a mentor, and a class act. Wherever he goes next, they’re getting a gem.”
Though Eze hasn’t revealed his next destination, rumors suggest interest from top European clubs, with whispers of a possible move to Spain or Italy.
In the closing lines of his farewell, Eze wrote: “This isn’t the end — it’s a new chapter. But a part of my heart will always beat for Crystal Palace. Thank you for everything. Forever a part of the Eagles family.”
As Selhurst Park prepares for life after Eze, one thing is certain — his legacy will endure, etched in the memories of every Palace fan who had the privilege to watch him play.