The Crystal Palace submitted an official appeal against the Arbitration Court for Sports after UEFA was rejected from the Europa League in the Conference League, by UEFA for violating multiple rules of ownership.

The order is reduced to the Rule of UEFA that no individual or company can be crucial to more than one club competing for the European tournament.

John Textor, American businessman behind the Footpline Group Eagle, has significant stocks in both Crystal palace and Lyon.

UEFA ruled that the palace did not show proof of ownership restructuring by 1. March 1. March.

As a result, Lyon remains in the Europa League, and the palace is set for a conference league with Nottingham Forest Taking their video in European competition of the second level.

The palace strives to have UEFA decision, undone and recover their Europa League league, which would come to damage or lyon or forests.

CAS confirmed the palace, she asked for or a forest or Lyon’s place in the Europa League.

The club maintains that the tutor never had decisive control in the Selhurst Park.

The chairman of Steve Parish Palace previously told the rest of the football podcast: “We know, unambiguous, that John (Textor) had no crucial influence on the club.

“We know that we have proven that beyond any reasonable doubt because it is a fact.” UEFA, however, refused to defend Palace.

The final verdict is expected on or before 11. August, in front of the Europa League Group, which begins on 24. September.

If the appeal fails, it is probably that Nottingham Forest – who completed the seventh in the Premier League – will take the place of the palace in the Europa League.

The case has placed fresh questions about UEFA consistency in the application of multiple ownership rules.

The owner of the Forest Nottingham Evangelos Marinakis was satisfied with UEFA’s criteria last year, putting their interests in blind confidence, while the restructuring of the Palace was considered insufficient.

Textor agreed to sell his share in the Palace owner of New York Jets Woody Johnson, but the move came too late to satisfy UEFA.

The outcome of the appeal could have significant consequences not only for the crystal palace, but also for the execution of multiple own rules in European football, potentially affects club owners, including Manchester City and Manchester United.