Crystal Palace hopes to hold both Daniel Munoz and Ebereechi Eze this summer.
Daniel Munoz has revealed that he is open this summer to leave Crystal Palace, despite the fact that he signed a new deal with the Eagles in April. The FA Cup-winning Colombian Wing-Back, who has become a cult hero in Selhurst Park with its long-busting peaks the right flank, is now under contract in Southeast London until June 2028.
In his home country speaking with the media, where he performed for the new Premier League season with a former side Atletico Nacional, Munoz has claimed that he has a new challenge, while he also confirms that he is still happy in Croydon.
He said Win Sports TV: “I want to play for the best teams in the world, but they have not spoken directly to me. I dream and work every day to achieve it, and I hope it can happen as soon as possible. I hope it is in this window, but if not, I am very happy at Crystal Palace.”
After Lyon had handed over a postponement after their potential relegation to Ligue 2, it is now assumed that it is a big chance that Crystal Palace could be relegated from the Europa League to the Conference League conference after the extensive research from UEFA to alleged breaches of the rules of several club possession.
In the meantime, Palace has already packed two summer signs in the form of PSV goalkeeper Walter Benitez and Ajax left-back Bora Sosa, but there has not been large money companies so far.
Moreover, Arsenal now seems ready to make a formal approach to Crystal Palace about Ebereechi Eze, which has a release clause of £ 68 million, according to various discussions with his representatives CAA Base.
Palace are optimistic that they can defend interest by pointing out the Gunners to the buy-out clause of the 27-year-old because they have no desire to negotiate under that figure.
The preference of Arsenal is to explore the possibility of landing Eze for a cheaper fee, although they are still willing to put considerable money on the table after removing £ 52 million for Chelsea wing player Noni Madueke.
The international English international is open to the move and Marc Guehi could also leave Selhurst Park for the transfer deadline, because he is now in the last year of his contract.
Guehi is watched by Liverpool and is also of long-term admiration for Newcastle, while striker Jean-Philippe Mateta is tried by AC Milan.
Sporting CP Defender Ousmane Diomande is seen as the ideal replacement for Guehi, but so far conversations with the Portuguese champions have proven complex.
Diomande has a release clause with a value of a maximum of £ 69 million, but the Palace appreciates the Ivory Coast International in the £ 40 million region -although they would be willing to go to the north of that figure in what a club record agreement could prove to be.