Crystal Palace have several stars jetting off with their nations for international tournaments this summer, with Copa America 2024 taking place.
The Eagles ended their campaign on a high note, pushing away any relegation concerns to record a top-half finish.
It was quite a turnaround from when Oliver Glasner first joined, with an impressive run of form and a fresh style of play gripping the Selhurst Park faithful.
After that rise in performances, some Palace players will be looking to take that into their summer tournaments with their nations.
Copa America 2024 will be hosted in the USA with 16 teams fighting it out to become the champions of the continent.
In total, eight Crystal Palace stars got the call-up to join their country in pushing for glory over the summer, with three of those taking place in the Copa America.
So with that being said, here’s everything you need to know about the Copa America matches this summer.
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Chris Richards – USA
- Sunday, June 23: USA v Bolivia – Kick-off 11pm (BST), Premier Sports 1 – AT&T Stadium, Texas
- Thursday, June 27: Panama v USA – Kick-off 11pm (BST), Premier Sports 1 – Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Georgia
- Tuesday, July 2: USA v Uruguay – Kick-off 2am (BST), Premier Sports – Arrowhead Stadium, Missouri
As hosts of the Copa America this summer, USA will be looking to bring him the title for the first time in their history, with the CONMEBOL and CONCACAF nations uniting to play in the tournament.
Crystal Palace defender Chris Richards will be involved for the USMNT, having featured regularly over the past few call-ups.
Daniel Munoz, Jefferson Lerma – Colombia
- Monday, June 24: Colombia v Paraguay – Kick-off 11pm (BST), Premier Sports 1 – NRG Stadium, Texas
- Friday, June 28: Colombia v Costa Rica – Kick-off 11pm (BST), Premier Sports 1 – University of Phoenix Stadium, Arizona
- Wednesday, July 3: Brazil v Colombia – Kick-off 2am (BST), Premier Sports – Levi’s Stadium, California
Crystal Palace will have two stars joining up with the Colombia side that are looking to win just their second Copa America – with the first triumph coming in 2001.
Daniel Munoz will be looking to make an impression, with some form carrying into the competition after joining Palace in January.
Jefferson Lerma could also be involved after making a recovery from injury, with the Eagles doing everything they could to ensure the midfielder would make the tournament.
Information on the knockout stages will be added as the tournament progresses.
