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Bilal El Khannouss’ preference for Crystal Palace has emerged amid intense transfer interest from several top clubs.

Bilal El Khannouss’ preference for Crystal Palace has emerged amid intense transfer interest from several top clubs. The 21-year-old Moroccan midfielder has reportedly given his green light to the Eagles, paving the way for a potential transfer from Leicester City.

 

Transfer Interest

 

Several clubs have been linked with El Khannouss, including ¹ ² ³:

– Leeds United: The Whites have been actively pursuing El Khannouss, with a formal enquiry made to Leicester City and a meeting held with his agents. They’ve offered a contract worth £50,000 a week.

– Crystal Palace: The Eagles have made a formal approach to Leicester City and are in discussions over a potential deal. El Khannouss has reportedly given his preference to Palace.

– West Ham United: The Hammers have shown interest in El Khannouss, adding to the competition for his signature.

– Everton: Although not as prominent in recent reports, Everton was initially mentioned among the interested clubs.

– Other Clubs: Arsenal, Bayer Leverkusen, RB Leipzig, Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United, and Sunderland have also been linked with El Khannouss.

 

 

El Khannouss’ Potential Impact

 

El Khannouss has impressed despite Leicester City’s relegation last season. His technical ability, work rate, and potential to play in various attacking roles make him an attractive signing. Pep Guardiola and Ruud van Nistelrooij have praised his abilities, with Van Nistelrooij believing he has the potential to be a top player in Europe ¹.

 

Transfer Deal Progress

 

– Crystal Palace’s negotiations with Leicester City are ongoing, with a potential deal worth £30 million plus add-ons being discussed.

– Leeds United’s chances of signing El Khannouss seem slim due to Palace’s progress in the talks and the player’s preference.

– The transfer window’s final stages will be crucial in determining El Khannouss’ future, with Palace and Leeds United among the frontrunners ⁴.

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