European heavyweights Barcelona and Juventus ‘consider a stunning move for Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha’ with the Eagles forward ‘set to receive lucrative offers’ to leave the club next summer when his contract expires
- Wilfried Zaha is yet to agree a contract extension with his club Crystal Palace
- The Ivorian forward could well be a free agent at the end of the current season
- Barcelona and Juventus are reportedly interested in making a move for Zaha
- The likes of Chelsea, Arsenal and Roma have also been linked with the forward
Barcelona and Juventus will reportedly explore the possibility of a stunning move for Crystal Palace legend Wilfried Zaha.
The Ivory Coast international is in the final year of his contract at Selhurst Park, after making 441 appearances over two stints for the club.
His time at the Eagles could be coming to an end as he is in the final year of his deal, and he is free to negotiate a pre-contract with overseas clubs as of January 1.
Wilfried Zaha has been linked with stunning moves to European giants Barcelona and Juventus
It’s said that both Juventus and Barcelona consider Zaha as a ‘good fit’ for their respective clubs
The Evening Standard have reported that two clubs who could look to snap him up on a free next summer are European giants Barcelona and Juventus.
It’s said that Zaha is expected to receive a number of lucrative offers, with both Barcelona and Juventus considering him to be a good fit for their respective club.
Barcelona, despite their financial issues, spent £137million in the last transfer window, and were also able to bring in the likes of Andreas Christensen, Franck Kessie, Hector Bellerin and Marcos Alonso in on free transfers.
Given the club’s situation, they could look to also benefit from Zaha being available on a free, and it’s said that Nou Camp officials view his mix of ‘direct running and smart finishing’ as a good fit to bolster their attack.
Zaha has made 441 appearances for the Eagles but is in the final year of his contract at the club
Juventus meanwhile have suffered a horrendous start to the season in all competitions.
They, like Barcelona, have crashed out of the Champions League, while they also sit seventh in the Serie A standings.