This season has been a competitive one, with teams that have been on the brink of a trophy drought and teams that have never won a trophy lifting the trophy. Tottenham ended their 17-year trophy drought with the Europa League, while Newcastle United, who have been on the brink of a trophy drought for a long time, won the Carabao Cup. Crystal Palace also won their first major trophy in their history, the FA Cup, after a hard-fought final against Pep Guardiola's Manchester City.

Crystal Palace qualified for the Europa League with the FA Cup. But Crystal Palace's Europa League qualification is uncertain. This is because FIFA rules state that two teams from the same ownership cannot compete in the same competition. Crystal Palace owner John Testa also owns French Ligue 1 side Lyon. Last season was not only a competitive and enjoyable Premier League season, but also a fierce battle for places in the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League. In this fiercely competitive French Ligue 1, Lyon, another team owned by Crystal Palace owner John Testa, also managed to qualify for the Europa League. The rule is that two teams with the same ownership cannot compete in the same competition, so one team will lose the right to compete in the competition.

The team that will lose the Europa League qualification is Crystal Palace. This is because Crystal Palace is lower than Lyon in the domestic standings. Despite these circumstances, Crystal Palace has not given up on qualifying for the Europa League. In order for Crystal Palace to qualify for the Europa League, current majority shareholder John Testa is planning to sell the club to an American football club owner. Thank you to everyone who read until the end.

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