Jamar Lee
Peckham-born Jamar Lee is another product of Lambeth Tigers’ successful pathway, following in the footsteps of fellow Academy graduates Drakes-Thomas and Bernard-Ferguson.

Peckham-born Jamar Lee is another product of Lambeth Tigers’ successful pathway, following in the footsteps of fellow Academy graduates Drakes-Thomas and Bernard-Ferguson.
A dynamic attacking player capable of making an impact in the final third, Lee joined Palace’s pre-Academy setup before progressing rapidly through the youth ranks.
One of his favourite moments came with the Under-14s, when he scored a last-minute solo goal against Southampton in a semi-final. His progression continued soon after, with Lee travelling with the Under-21s on a tour of Scotland at just 14 years old.
He enjoyed a standout 2025/26 campaign, registering more than 10 goals and 10 assists for the Under-16s while also stepping up to the U18s seven times. A particular highlight came against Ipswich Town, when he scored twice in a 6-3 victory.
Those performances earned him a scholarship over the summer, and he has carried his form into 2026/27. His passing, dribbling and finishing are among his key attributes, with the latter on full display early in the campaign when he smashed a volley into the roof of the net during the U18s’ 3-3 comeback against Fulham.

