Wilfried Zaha, the seasoned footballer known for his stints at Manchester United and Crystal Palace, appears poised for a return to the Premier League stage in the upcoming season.
With an impressive record of 10 goals and 4 assists during his tenure with Galatasaray this season, the Ivorian forward is set to bid farewell to Turkey at the conclusion of the 2023-2024 campaign.
His stellar performances have caught the attention of several English clubs, igniting speculation about his next destination.
Among the frontrunners vying for Zaha’s signature are West Ham, Aston Villa, Fulham, Everton, and Wolverhampton.
These clubs are actively exploring the possibility of securing the services of the former Crystal Palace sensation, eager to bolster their attacking prowess with his proven talent.
Despite being initially favored by Galatasaray coach Okan Buruk on the left wing at the start of the season, Zaha found himself relegated to the bench in recent matches, with Kerem Aktürkoğlu assuming the starting role due to the former’s inconsistent performances.
It appears that Zaha’s dip in form over the past couple of months prompted the coaching staff to make this tactical adjustment, opening the door for potential suitors in the Premier League to swoop in and secure his services.
While discussions with multiple clubs are reportedly underway, indications suggest that negotiations with West Ham are progressing at an advanced stage.
The Hammers seem to be leading the race to secure Zaha’s signature, positioning themselves as the potential destination for the Ivorian forward’s much-anticipated return to the Premier League.
As the anticipation builds and discussions unfold, football enthusiasts eagerly await official confirmation regarding Zaha’s next chapter in English football, with his potential comeback promising to add a new dimension to the Premier League landscape.
West Ham are frontrunners to sign former Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha this summer from Galatasaray, according to reports from Turkey today. pic.twitter.com/7oLotE31Na
— West Ham (C)entral 🏆 (@WestHam_Central) March 22, 2024
