As the final few days of the transfer window approach, Crystal Palace are set for plenty of deals both in and out of the club.
Sam Johnstone and Naouirou Ahamada have asked to leave Crystal Palace before the transfer deadline, with potential moves on the cards.
With a whole host of exits already confirmed, the Eagles are finally closing in on a potential signing to bolster Oliver Glasner’s options.
Eddie Nketiah is set to join Crystal Palace from Arsenal, with a deal worth up to £30million agreed between the two clubs.
Should the striker make the move to Selhurst Park, there is the possibility of another transfer away from the club in the forward areas.
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Celtic and Atalanta eye Odsonne Edouard transfer chance
With a centre-forward set to join the club, one could be set to exit as the future of Odsonne Edouard appears uncertain.
The Frenchman has just one year remaining on his Crystal Palace contract, which currently has him earning £90,000-a-week in wages.
With Edouard now potentially available, journalist Bobby Manzi claims that former club Celtic are showing interest in a move following the deal to sign Eddie Nketiah.
The Scottish side may not be alone though, with Alan Nixon reporting that Serie A outfit Atalanta are also in the picture.
It remains to be seen whether either side will make an offer for the forward, with just a few days remaining in the transfer window.
Crystal Palace face Odsonne Edouard transfer decision
There is a clear debate to be had over the situation surrounding Edouard and his future at Selhurst Park.
The forward was signed for £14million from Celtic and hasn’t quite hit the heights expected of him when he joined.
With just one year remaining on his contract, this summer may be the only chance Crystal Palace have to secure a fee for the Frenchman.
However, the Eagles have already become light on numbers with several exits confirmed in the market.
It may mean that a move for Edouard would be something of a blow, even if he were to run his contract down.
