As the January transfer period continues, Crystal Palace They have now reportedly been offered the chance to sign a replacement option for Wilfried Zaha in a deal worth up to £21m this month.
Crystal Palace transfer news
Zaha's name has been mentioned again in the transfer window, in what will be the second time he has returned to Selhurst Park throughout a mixed career. Cold water was quickly poured on the transfer flames, as FIFA regulations stipulate that players are only allowed to play official matches for two teams in the same season. Zaha, of course, has already featured for both Galatasaray and on loan at Lyon this season.
However, those at Selhurst Park must now turn to alternative options that could lead them to something specific Premier League Wing this month.
According to Caught Sneak, Crystal Palace have now been offered the chance to sign Miguel Almiron In the January transfer window, with Newcastle United looking to cash in on their out-of-favour winger who is valued at between €20-25m (£17-21m).
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The English Premier League proved, AlmironCrystal Palace's move away from St James' Park appears inevitable, and Crystal Palace could still look to take full advantage of the reported offer they have been sent.
The Eagles will have to make their decision sooner rather than later with the likes of Wolverhampton Wanderers Leicester City also made the same offer from Newcastle to set up an interesting battle this month.
Crystal Palace could revive the 'magical' Almiron.
Just two seasons ago, Almiron shocked the Premier League and proved Jack Grealish wrong by adding some much-needed goals to his game in an impressive career. Although there is a hand in 15 goals in all competitions In that season, Almiron failed to move forward from there and instead moved closer and closer to Newcastle's exit door.
He praised her Eddie Howe Given his 'magical' performances during that torrid season, Almiron could still rediscover that form in front of the Selhurst Park fans in what could be a win-win scenario for both the Eagles and the struggling winger.
However, it remains to be seen whether Palace will be willing to match the hefty £21m price tag that Newcastle have placed on their winger this month, especially given the fact that he will be available as a free agent in 2026.
Still just six points clear of the relegation zone as the Premier League enters the second half of the season, Palace could certainly use some extra experience, but paying £21m for a player who has yet to score a single goal all season may not be the point. well. The answer to their current problems is underneath Oliver Glassner.
