Marouane Chamakh, once struggling at Arsenal, has found a resurgence of form and confidence at Crystal Palace. With six goals to his name this season, the Moroccan international has become a valuable asset for the Eagles under the guidance of coach Tony Pulis.
Pulis expressed his desire to retain Chamakh, praising his contributions on the pitch and emphasizing his understanding of the game. Despite Chamakh’s contract set to expire at the end of the season, Pulis remains determined to reach a positive resolution.
While Crystal Palace aims to secure Chamakh’s future, Aston Villa has also shown interest in the striker. With Villa seeking reinforcement in their attacking lineup, Chamakh could potentially offer support to Christian Benteke amidst Villa’s league struggles.
