PhilEFC
Player Valuation: £35m
looks like Zaha deal is dead turning to Iwobi 30M bid apparently
I didn’t want Zaha at first, but he’s a lot better than Iwobi.
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I didn’t want Zaha at first, but he’s a lot better than Iwobi.
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £90m
I don't like the whole attitude where the club should let the player go for the good of his career. However on this occasion if they've told him he can leave if a certain price (80m) is hit and then said no when it happened they've done him wrong.
sir_christoffee
Player Valuation: £500k
Its not like they havent known for the entire window that he wants to go.
sir_christoffee
Player Valuation: £500k
smalling on loan? hmmm
TheSecondComing
Player Valuation: £35m
Mike Smalling, ambition though ladssssssssss
royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
Guardian now saying CP want £100m for him.
Heres the text from the new Joyce article - Wilfried Zaha is pushing for a move to Everton, leaving Crystal Palace facing a test of nerve over whether to keep the forward.
Palace have been steadfast that the Ivory Coast international is not for sale, but that stance will come under renewed strain in the countdown to tomorrow’s transfer deadline as Zaha’s desire to leave hardens.
Everton’s ambition under their owner Farhad Moshiri means they are willing to strike a club-record deal for the 26-year-old, though they are dependent on Palace buckling in the next 24-hours in order to do so.
Palace value Zaha at a minimum of £80 million, aware that the winger’s presence could be the difference between staying in the Premier League or not. Remaining in the top flight is worth £120 million to clubs.
However, the decision they must make depends on whether the player’s determination to quit Selhurst Park means his commitment over the coming months to Palace’s cause would be negligible or if he could be reintegrated sufficiently.
The two clubs have traditionally had a good relationship and have been in discussions this week over a deal for midfielder James McCarthy, 28, to move to London. That is set to go through independently.
But Everton’s interest in Zaha has placed a strain on matters ahead of Saturday’s Premier League opener between the teams.
Everton manager Marco Silva wants a left-footed wide man to play on the right flank but has so far been frustrated in his efforts to recruit one.
Similarly, Silva’s interest in Watford midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure, 26, has also run hit a wall with two bids, the latest worth £36.7 million, rejected. He still wants a centre half, while France international Djibril Sidibe will undergo a medical today to seal a season-long loan from AS Monaco.
Carl Jenkinson, 27, has agreed to join Nottingham Forest on a three-year contract becoming their eighth signing this summer in the process. The full back becomes the latest Arsenal defender to leave the club after Laurent Koscielny signed for Bordeaux on Tuesday.
Ollie Watkins’s proposed move to Crystal Palace has fallen through. The 23-year-old winger scored 12 goals and provided nine assists in 45 appearances for Brentford last season and is valued at £15 million. After being awarded the EFL Young Player of the Year in 2017 Watkins was signed from Exeter City for £1.8 million.
Palace have been steadfast that the Ivory Coast international is not for sale, but that stance will come under renewed strain in the countdown to tomorrow’s transfer deadline as Zaha’s desire to leave hardens.
Everton’s ambition under their owner Farhad Moshiri means they are willing to strike a club-record deal for the 26-year-old, though they are dependent on Palace buckling in the next 24-hours in order to do so.
Palace value Zaha at a minimum of £80 million, aware that the winger’s presence could be the difference between staying in the Premier League or not. Remaining in the top flight is worth £120 million to clubs.
However, the decision they must make depends on whether the player’s determination to quit Selhurst Park means his commitment over the coming months to Palace’s cause would be negligible or if he could be reintegrated sufficiently.
The two clubs have traditionally had a good relationship and have been in discussions this week over a deal for midfielder James McCarthy, 28, to move to London. That is set to go through independently.
But Everton’s interest in Zaha has placed a strain on matters ahead of Saturday’s Premier League opener between the teams.
Everton manager Marco Silva wants a left-footed wide man to play on the right flank but has so far been frustrated in his efforts to recruit one.
Similarly, Silva’s interest in Watford midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure, 26, has also run hit a wall with two bids, the latest worth £36.7 million, rejected. He still wants a centre half, while France international Djibril Sidibe will undergo a medical today to seal a season-long loan from AS Monaco.
Carl Jenkinson, 27, has agreed to join Nottingham Forest on a three-year contract becoming their eighth signing this summer in the process. The full back becomes the latest Arsenal defender to leave the club after Laurent Koscielny signed for Bordeaux on Tuesday.
Ollie Watkins’s proposed move to Crystal Palace has fallen through. The 23-year-old winger scored 12 goals and provided nine assists in 45 appearances for Brentford last season and is valued at £15 million. After being awarded the EFL Young Player of the Year in 2017 Watkins was signed from Exeter City for £1.8 million.
Nothing new really but shows we're still pushing for Zaha and absolutely no mention of iwobi or smalling which is good as this is a fresh article
Blueclouds
Player Valuation: £35m
Yep, stones and Barkley did this
Quite a saga this. It's quite enjoyable but I don't know what to make of any of it and will be a bit disappointed if we don't get him now.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Want him even more now we are getting linked to players i dont want us to get 
£80mil suddenly seems like a bargain.Want him even more now we are getting linked to players i dont want us to get
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