WILFRIED ZAHA has reportedly told Crystal Palace he wants to leave.
And the former Manchester United star hopes to secure a transfer this MONTH.
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The Times claims Zaha, 28, is ready to quit Selhurst Park following Roy Hodgson’s departure.
Zaha began his career with Palace as a kid in 2004, and has scored 68 times in 393 games across two spells.
The Ivory Coast international already tried to leave the Eagles in 2019 amid interest from Arsenal and Everton.
But neither side was willing to meet Palace’s mind-blowing £100million valuation.
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However, Zaha – who has just two years remaining on his contract – is now ready to call time on his Eagles adventure for good.
The forward is desperate to impress at a big club, having failed to score in just four games for Manchester United in the 2013/14 campaign.
And Zaha hopes to end up at a new club before Palace’s pre-season training begins in early July.
Everton are reportedly interested in a £40m deal, while Tottenham are also said to be keen.
The Eagles now find themselves in a tough predicament as they continue to hunt for a new manager.
SunSport exclusively revealed that former Wolves gaffer Nuno Espirito Santo is leading the pack.
And he may want Zaha to remain in order to take charge at Selhurst Park.
Other managers linked with the Palace job include Frank Lampard, Eddie Howe and Steve Cooper.
But no matter who gets the gig, they will immediately be facing a losing battle to keep Zaha.
And Eberechi Eze, signed last summer as a long-term replacement, is out for eight months with an Achilles injury.
But there was some good news on Thursday when Christian Benteke penned a new two-year deal to stay.
Zaha recently spoke of his desire to return to a club at the highest level, telling The Face: “I feel like I can have another shot at the top teams, because my dream is to win things.
“I’m good enough to go out there and compete with the best.
“If the opportunity came, I wouldn’t turn it down, because I feel like I deserve it.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
