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Exclusive: Palace chief rates Zaha at £20m

Wednesday, 17 October 2012


CRYSTAL Palace chief Steve Parish has revealed it would take at least a £20million bid for them to consider selling Wilfried Zaha.

Tottenham and Arsenal are both tracking the England U21 international, 19, who has been in scintillating form for the Eagles.

And co-chairman Parish believes that Zaha is one of the best prospects in the world - not just in England.

He told the South London Press: “He is an extraordinary talent.

“I said at the start of the season that keeping hold of Wilf would be like spending a lot of money on a transfer. Other sides can fly their kites but it would take £20m before we even got interested.

“He has got the lot, provided he keeps his feet on the ground and continues working so hard on his game - then it will all come.

“People would have to compensate us accordingly for losing his talent - that is what a transfer fee is.

“All the teams have got to understand that you get £60m in TV money if you get into the Premier League, which is where we want to get. So we’d need to be compensated for reducing our chances of getting there.”

See the latest edition of the South London Press for the full story.


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