The 17-year-old will now be a part of the Under-18s setup ahead of the 2025/26 campaign where he will likely become a pivotal player in the U18 Premier League South, U18 Premier League Cup and the FA Youth Cup.
Frazer-Williams spoke to the club website as he put pen to paper and said signing for the Eagles for a no brainer.
“It feels good to be at such a big club like Crystal Palace. I'm proud of myself for getting to this stage, but obviously I want to continue.”
Academy Director Gary Issott also added how impressed he was by the teenager, especially after getting to watch him up close.
“We were made aware that he was playing first-team football for AFC Dunstable at 16 and that was huge, we were really impressed with what we saw.
“We offered him a trial last season, where he impressed, and Varsity Nine made it easy for us to look at him and now take him on full-time with no obstructions or distractions.”
Frazer-Williams joins Walter Benítez and Borna Sosa as one of three Palace signings so far in what has been a quiet summer so far for manager Oliver Glasner. Fans will be hoping for more additions in the coming weeks ahead of the new season where they will play both domestically and in Europe which will be a huge challenge for the side.