The 24-year-old Welsh international makes a move from North London to South London in a record-setting deal for the Eagles, which is rumored to be around £35 million.

Johnson exits Spurs following a two-year tenure, having previously joined the team from Nottingham Forest in September 2021 for a fee exceeding £45 million.

The transfer was confirmed on Friday afternoon, with manager Oliver Glasner welcoming him to the club via the official website.

“I’m extremely pleased that Brennan has come on board. He arrives early in the transfer window, and I commend the club for facilitating this so promptly.”

“Brennan’s pace and goal-scoring skills will enhance our attacking options, and with numerous matches on the horizon, he will be an important addition to our squad.”

Johnson Expresses Enthusiasm for the Transfer

Johnson, who netted the decisive goal in Tottenham’s Europa League win against Manchester United in Bilbao, expressed his enthusiasm about joining Crystal Palace.

“I’m really looking forward to this opportunity and I’m thrilled. Crystal Palace is an amazing club that I’ve always respected.”

“It’s a fantastic time for me to be here and to become part of the journey this club is undertaking – I’m truly excited.”

Tottenham extended their best wishes to Johnson as they bid farewell to the player who helped break their trophy drought.

“We appreciate Brennan’s contributions and wish him all the best in his future endeavors.”