Director acknowledges £15 million The target for Tottenham and Aston Villa has now “asked to leave.”

Even with Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa, Newcastle United, Leicester City, and Crystal Palace showing interest, a deal to bring the desired forward back to the Premier League is still unattainable. Wilfried Zaha finally satisfied his desire to play in the Champions League in Istanbul after years of lusting for a transfer to a supposedly “bigger club” when he scored a historic away goal against his former team, Manchester United, during the group stages. He also took home the Super Lig title. Galatasaray unexpectedly won the trophy, surpassing Fenerbahce, their fierce rivals, by a margin of 100 points.
But now that he’s crossed Champions League play and hardware off his bucket list, Zaha seems to be determined to go back to a place he knows well. Newcastle United, Tottenham Hotspur, and Leicester City are all eager. As are an Aston Villa team that can give Zaha another opportunity to eat at Europe’s finest table after losing fellow wideman Moussa Diaby lately. Be careful with Crystal Palace as well. After two stints at Selhurst Park, Zaha has established himself as a true club legend. It is possible that she may return for a third performance.
particularly in light of the fact that Ivory Coast international Okan Buruk, the head coach of Galatasaray, recently declared that he “wants to return to the Premier League.” Zaha was not included in the team for the 2-1 victory over Hatayspor last Saturday. Although the 31-year-old resumed training this week, according to The Athletic, genuine offers have not yet materialised. Zaha’s position has not altered. According to Cenk Ergun, director of football at Galatasaray, Zaha requested to go (via Sporx). “We stated that (the bid) will be approved provided the requirements are satisfied. The procedure is still in progress. “Statements will be made if the talks proceed at the intended pace.”

The secretary general of Gala’s board of directors, Eray Yazgan, also discussed Zaha’s future. Sporx reports Yazgan as saying, “Zaha is going through a transfer process. We’re moving forward in this manner. Apart from that, we function as a cohesive one. If things go well, they go well. In the event that it doesn’t, we intend to deploy Zaha, a player we used last year. We have guys to take his position, thankfully. “This is precisely what we call squad planning.”.

Galatasaray, though, is seeking around £15 million. It’s unclear if any of his supporters in the Premier League would be prepared to pay that kind of money for a player who turns 32 in November.

Zaha would not be a sure starter at Tottenham or Aston Villa, more likely a rotation option. Timo Werner, who is renewing his loan from RB Leipzig, and Wilson Odobert are the two left-wingers that Spurs have already signed. Villa has added Samuel Iling-Junior and former academy product Jaden Philogene. Meanwhile, Newcastle’s interest can be impacted by the Miguel Almiron circumstance. Almrion may now remain at St. James’ Park as speculation about his possible return to Major League Soccer with an ambitious Charlotte FC team is circulating.