Why the Loss of Daichi Kamada Should Not Be Taken Lightly at Crystal Palace

The Japanese midfielder looks set to leave Crystal Palace as a free agent at the end of the 25/26 season alongside his manager, Oliver Glasner. On the face of it, losing a 29-year-old free-agent signing who earns the highest wages at the club seems reasonable, as some may argue that finances could be better reinvested elsewhere. However, his influence during his two years at the club has perhaps gone under the radar and should not be underestimated.