The club are pleased to announce that Ipswich striker Pablo Counago and Tottenham Hotspur striker Jonathan Obika have today agreed loan terms with Crystal Palace.

Counago, 31, has agreed to join until the end of the season, while Obika, 19, has agreed a season-long youth loan deal.

Obika is set to finalise his deal prior to Saturday's match and is expected to be available to George Burley for the npower Championship fixture against Ipswich Town, but Counago will not be available due to the terms agreed in his loan contract.

A Little More About...Pablo Counago

Counago, 31, is currently in his second spell with Ipswich Town having rejoined from Malaga in 2007. He had left for Spain two years earlier from Portman Road after three seasons, 122 appearances and 34 goals.

Before his move to England he had previously played for Numanica, Celta Vigo and Recreativo.

A Little More About...Jonathan Obika

Obika,19, joined the Spurs academy set-up full time in 2007 and finished the 07/08 season as the Under-18s top goalscorer.

He then made his full debut for the Spurs first team at White Hart Lane in the UEFA Cup Round of 32 second leg draw with Shakhtar Donetsk and more than held his own having made his senior debut as a late substitute during the win over NEC Nijmegen earlier in the competition.

It was enough to encourage Yeovil boss Terry Skiverton to take him on loan to the League One club for the latter part of the 2008-09 season. During his time at Huish Park he scored four crucial goals in his 10 league games, ultimately keeping Yeovil in the division.

He returned to Yeovil on loan at the start of the 2009-10 campaign, and this time he scored seven goals in 25 appearances in all competitions.

A loan move to Millwall in February followed, which led to 12 substitute appearances and place on the bench as the Lions gained promotion to the Championship against Swindon in May, 2010.

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