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Crystal Palace push for West Ham star as midfield race heats up

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Crystal Palace push for West Ham star as midfield race heats up

Crystal Palace hold talks to sign West Ham star Soungoutou Magassa, with the midfielder keen to join the Eagles in the summer transfer window. The club aims to complete the deal before the Premier League season resumes, and Magassa has expressed that he wants to join Palace.

Palace’s recent recruitment surge

In the past week the Eagles have added three new wide players – Dwight McNeil, Anan Khalaili and Zavier Gozo – all arriving on paid deals. Earlier free‑transfer signings of Oscar Mingueza and Takehiro Tomiyasu, secured by manager Pierre Sage, have already bolstered the defensive line. The flurry of activity suggests Palace are intent on strengthening the squad ahead of the campaign.

Why Magassa fits Palace’s plan

Crystal Palace are now pushing to secure Magassa to improve their midfield options as they prepare for a return to action. The club believes his skill set complements the recent arrivals and will add depth to a side that has struggled to dominate the centre of the park. Moreover, the Eagles travel to Merseyside on Saturday to face Everton, seeking their first away win at the Toffees since 2014.

Magassa has confirmed his desire to join Palace, and negotiations are ongoing. While several other clubs have shown interest, the Eagles appear determined to finalise the move before the window closes. The midfielder’s willingness to sign could give Palace a decisive edge in the midfield battle.

Palace’s upcoming clash with Everton will be a crucial test of the squad’s new additions. A positive result could validate the club’s transfer strategy and boost morale ahead of the full season.

By Matt Smith PM GMT+1, a Premier League writer for GIVEMESPORT, reports the story. Smith, who joined the outlet in March, also contributes to CaughtOffside, Squakwa, FotMob and WhoScored. Fans can give their support here on GiveMeSport, where the platform encourages us to stay informed.

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