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Wilfried Zaha, a winger for Galatasaray, is rumoured to have caught the attention of multiple Premier League teams ahead of the summer transfer season.
Zaha decided to leave Crystal Palace last year in order to embark on a new challenge with the Turkish powerhouses.
After signing a three-year contract, the Ivory Coast international has impressed the current leaders and the reigning Super Liga champions.
Nine goals and four assists have been obtained from 19 starts and 14 substitute appearances, with multiple of the latter occurring in the past month.
Zaha did not play in the 1-0 triumph against title rivals Besiktas over the weekend, although he did start in a surprising 2-0 cup loss to Fatih Karagumruk last week.
Due to the current circumstances, it is uncertain if Zaha will play for Okan Buruk in the long run, which has naturally sparked rumours of a return to English football.
At least four Premier League teams are interested in signing him, according to transfer expert Ekrem Konur, who was speaking on X.
In the unlikely event that they can work out a deal with Galatasaray, West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Fulham, and Everton are all reportedly keeping an eye on the issue.
Galatasaray believes that they are in a position to profit entirely from Zaha and significantly improve their financial situation both now and down the road.
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The adaptable attacker has not been given an asking price, but a lot of teams could be eager to bring him into their lineup given his 305 Premier League appearances, 68 goals, and 43 assists.
Zaha may find London-based West Ham and Fulham to be the most alluring of the interested teams; he has played his whole career in the capital of England, with the exception of brief stays at Manchester United and Cardiff City, as well as his time spent in Turkey.
Having let Pablo Fornals and Said Benrahma go in January without signing a direct replacement for either, West Ham will be looking to add attacking players.
If Wolves are successful in landing the Portugal international, they might need a substitute for Pedro Neto. However, Everton’s interest in the player will rely on their financial status and ability to stay in the Championship.
