Crystal Palace brings £20million midfielder together with Diomande

According to a recent report, Crystal Palace has taken a way to sign the “strong” £20m star, along with a speech by Ousmane Diomande.

Crystal Palace will get promotion in Europa League

Since the Palace won the FA Cup in May, given that John Textor is a shareholder in Selhurst Park and Lyon, whether they can play in the Europa League, whether they can play in the Europa League.

The chances of the Palace’s competition have just been significantly improved as the custodian now sells his shares in the Palace to New York Jets owner Woody Johnson. Totchor owns 43% of the shares, but he now sells all of them to Johnson in a deal worth more than £109 million.

Textor’s sale to Johnson requires Premier League approval, but if all goes well, Palace supporters can now find their own team in Europe next season. In addition to becoming the owner of the New York Jets, Johnson is also a former U.S. ambassador to the UK, and his interest in the Premier League is not new, as he has tried to buy football clubs before and has interests at West Ham and Chelsea.

Since the Palace can now spend a season in the Europa League, they can now shift their focus to summer transfers and when they reach a deal for Diomande, they have another player.

Crystal Palace’s method of signing Andy Diouf

According to Alan Nixon of TBR Football’s relay, Crystal Palace has approached RC lenses to sign the Andy Diouf deal, which they see as the next signing if they can reach a deal for sports guard Ousmane Diomande.

The report noted that the Hawks realized that they could lose midfielder Adam Wharton this summer due to their outstanding performance in the Premier League last season, and now they are working on plans to replace the British. It is said that the lens will be willing to sell the Diouf as long as it receives a bid worth £20 million.

Dioff, who was described as a “strong player” in the past, played 34 times in Ligue 1 last season, scoring a goal in the process. Diouf’s versatility will make him a very useful addition to Selhurst Park, as he can operate anywhere in the midfield, i.e., six, eight, ten.

Once the Eagles complete the Diomande transfer, specific moves from DIOUF may occur. The Palace is reportedly negotiating with the CP about signing the defender’s deal, as he is considered a replacement for Marc Guehi. To get a deal for companies like Gate Coast International, that could cost up to £40 million.