July 1 2019
Wilfried Zaha
We round up the week's Crystal Palace transfer rumours and gossip.
Arsenal have tabled a £40m offer for Palace attacker Wilfried Zaha. The Academy product has stated his desire to stay in London and play European football. The Eagles value Zaha at £80m-plus but would have to pay Manchester United a 25 per cent sell-on fee. His brother Judicael claimed, "It's my brother's dream to play for Arsenal." (Sky Sports)
Turkish outfit Besiktas are lining up a loan move for Palace midfielder Jairo Riedewald. Manager Abdullah Avci wants to sign a left-footed central defender and Riedewald can also play in the back line. (Aksam)
Palace are interested in bringing Jean Seri on loan from Fulham with a view to a permanent deal. Galatasaray, Roma and Monaco are also keen on the Ivory Coast midfielder. (Guardian)
Liverpool are not interested in selling keeper Simon Mignolet to Palace for £8m. The South Londoners are keen on the 31-year-old who made just two appearances last season and is behind No.1 Alisson. (ESPN)
Atalanta defender Timothy Castagne is being chased by Palace to replace Aaron Wan-Bissaka and is valued at £20m. Palace have given up on signing Norwich's 19-year old right back Max Aarons. (Mirror)
Palace scouts are looking at Palmeiras centre-back Gustavo Gomez. The 26-year-old was in action for Paraguay in their Copa America match against Colombia recently and is formerly of AC Milan. (ABC)






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