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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
Ed Aarons

Crystal Palace in dark over European place and stuck in Textor’s tangled web

John Textor celebrates Lyon's victory it a Coupe de France semi-final against Valenciennes in 2024
John Textor said he is looking forward to finding his next club in England after reducing his responsibilities at Lyon. Photograph: Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images

A champion skateboarder in his youth, John Textor has never been averse to risk. The American businessman even warrants a mention in Craig Snyder’s book A Secret History of the Ollie as “one of the few who beat eight-time world champion Rodney Mullen in freestyle competitions during the turn of the 70s”, but a serious head injury put an end to his competitive career.

Textor surprisingly turned his attention to football club ownership in 2021 when he bought a stake in Crystal Palace after making his fortune in digital technology and the next week could prove decisive for his latest venture.

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