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Long-term Crystal Palace target is now highly likely to leave his club in 2024

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Long-term Crystal Palace target Sacha Boey is now highly likely to leave Galatasaray at the end of the season.

That is according to Sporx in Turkey.

So, what is the latest on Crystal Palace target Sacha Boey? Let’s take a look…

What’s the story?

Well, Steve Parish and Dougie Freedman certainly seem to admire the Frenchman.

A story from the Evening Standard back in January claimed that those in the boardroom at Galatasaray were bracing themselves for a bid from Crystal Palace.

Then, another story – this time from another Turkish news outlet in TGRThaber – claimed that Crystal Palace were again plotting a move for Boey during the summer transfer window.

It remains to be seen if a bid was actually submitted, but with the right-back department in desperate need of strengthening at Selhurst Park, the Galatasaray No.93 appears to be our preferred option.

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Now – according to Sporx – Boey is highly likely to leave the Turkish giants at the end of the season.

So far this season, the 23-year-old, who is now teammates with Wilfried Zaha, has made 19 appearances across all competitions, scoring one goal.

Crystal Palace face competition for Sacha Boey

Boey’s reputation is beginning to rise after he scored in the 2-2 UEFA Champions League draw against Copenhagen, and Crystal Palace may regret failing to wrap up a deal earlier in 2023.

Sporx add that Manchester United are now considering a move for the Montreuil-born defender, while Brighton and Burnley are also keen to sign him.

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With all due respect, we shouldn’t worry about interest from Burnley too much, although Manchester United and Brighton can offer Boey European football, which may tempt him to reject us.

Be sure to keep an eye on this situation going into 2024, as this season looks set to be the right-back’s last at Galatasaray.