Crystal Palace play maker has made his mind known to the club that he wants to leave the club to continue his playing career elsewhere. The 26 years old player who was part of the Ivory coast team in the ongoing AFCON tournament has draw interests from many clubs across Europe but report has it that Arsenal FC are the leading club to secure his services if he definitely leave the club.
Wilfried Zaha has been identify as a major transfer target for the gunners and their manager, Unai Emery can't wait to had the player to his squad ahead of the new season. According to report, Zaha became a major target after scoring against the club in April at Emirates when Palace defeated the gunners 3-2.
The player have now handed a transfer request to the club in an attempt to join Arsenal but the club will have to face a big competition from Everton who also show interests in the player.
Zaha found his way into Crystal Palace senior team in the year 2010 but in 2013, the player was transferred to Manchester United with a fees around €10 under the services of Alex Ferguson and due to lots of competition at Old Traford, he was loaned back to Crystal Palace 13/14 season and helped Crystal Palace back to the league and in 2015, he finally joined the club and ever since then, he has played a major role in the club with his dribbling skills and speed.
Since joining the club in 2015, he has went on to became the club all time premier league top scorer after breaking the record set by Chris Armstrong in a match against Watford in August. 2018 when he scored a consolation goal in a match that ended 2-1 in favour of Watford.
According to stat, the player was rated second most fouled player along side Eden Hazard with his style of player which is similar to the newly Real Madrid Man due to his playing style that is similar to the newly Real Madrid man. Crystal palace have now name their price for their star man if at all any club will be signing him at the end and it is around €80 million.
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