Eagles Could Miss Out On QPR's Eze After Failing To Meet Asking Price For Playmaker

Published: August 08, 2020

Crystal Palace are at risk of missing out on signing one of the most sought-after players of Nigerian descent in the summer transfer window, Eberechi Eze, according to reports.

The Sun UK says the Eagles' first bid for the playmaker was deemed insufficient by Queens Park Rangers.

Crystal Palace's proposal of eight million pounds, plus performance-related bonuses taking the total package to sign the player to 12 million pounds, was turned down by the Hoops.

Queens Park Rangers are pushing to sell their Player of the Year for £20m, but Palace think he's worth only half of the fee demanded.

West Ham have set their sights in bringing Eze to the London Stadium and are prepared to bid £15m and use striker
Jordan Hugill as a makeweight in the deal.

The England U21 international was one of the most outstanding players in the Championship in the recently concluded season, scoring 14 goals while producing 8 assists in 46 starts.

The former Arsenal schoolboy has a contract with Queens Park Rangers until the end of next season.

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