Tottenham can still offer this summer on Ebereechi Eze, even though they also show interest in the Savinho wing player of Manchester City.
Eze has a release clause of approximately £ 68 million in his contract, although there have been suggestions that this agreement would end in August in August, making Crystal Palace free to set their own appreciation.
The 27-year-old has left for two years to his contract in Selhurst Park, but Palace anticipates offers before the window closes.
Eze has admirers at both Tottenham and Arsenal and that creates a possible game of cat-and-mouse between the Great Noord-London rivals.
Although both of them, neither would like to offer the player if there was a risk that he could reject them for the other. Both clubs will participate in the Champions League this season.
Mail Sport has already reported that Arsenal will have to make a considerable sale if they want to finance a move for Eze.
His £ 68 million release clause is supposed to expire two weeks before the window closes on 1 September, so that Palace free up the freedom to demand even more money for him if they want.
The Gunners have already signed Viktor Gyokeres, Noni Madueke, Martin Zubimendi, Christian Norgaard, Kepa Arizabalaga and Crithic Mosquera for almost £ 200 million in total.
Players such as Reiss Nelson, Oleksandr Zinchenko, Fabio Vieira and Albert Sambi Lokonga are all on the chopping block.
Tottenham has meanwhile eliminated around £ 126 million on Mohammed Kudus, Mathys Tel, Kevin Danso, Luka Vuskovic, Kota Takai and Joao Palhinha, the last with a loan costs.
They also want to negotiate a shock movement for Savinho, but Manchester City would demand considerably more than £ 50 million for the Brazilian winger to leave.
The two clubs have discussed a potential deal, although City is not ready to sell a player who was shown in 48 games during his debut campaign in England.
Savinho came to City from Sister Club Troyes – via a loan agreement at Girona – for £ 31 million last summer, scored three goals and recording 10 assists in all competitions.
Crystal Palace defeated Liverpool on Sunday on punishments to lift the community shield and chairman Steve Parish whether he wanted to stay with Eze and Marc Guehi – another spurs -in -white.
Parish said: 'Yes of course, but listen, players come and go in football clubs. I mean, it's a life cycle, right? Hopefully they will still be here, that's what I would like. But we will see. '
After Liverpool and Palace 2-2 were drawn, the game was decided for Spot-Kicks for the third year in a row, and although Eze missed his, Palace won thanks to a few rescues from Dean Henderson.
Palace then ran the 107 steps of the trophy presentation route to celebrate their success, but questions could immediately be the future of their star man.
While the international in England walked the stairs, a fan asked him under the speculation around a potential movement to the Emirates.
Eze made short eye contact with the supporter in question before he seemed to crack a smile at the comment while he was walking away.
The apparent gesture led to some fans on social media insisting that this summer will find his way to North Londs to join the side of Mikel Arteta.