Enquiry made as Crystal Palace eye swoop for “impressive” £10m dynamo.

Before the deadline expires on Thursday, the Eagles are allegedly getting close to signing a right-back to compete with Joel Ward and Nathaniel Clyne. The Daily Mail has revealed that the team isworking hard to finalize an £8.5 million deal for Genk right-back Daniel Munoz, who came last Friday to finish his physical.

The same source reported last week that after their initial £18.5 million approach to sign Adam Wharton from Championship team Blackburn Rovers was rejected, Palace is considering making another attempt to capture the Lancashire native. Jordan James of Birmingham City is another.

player of interest to the club before the market closes later this week, so he is not the only midfielder from the second level they are keeping an eye on.

The Eagles have reportedly inquired about a potential signing of Tony Mowbray’s central midfield player, according to The Daily Mail.

Premier League opponents Wolverhampton Wanderers are said to have contacted Birmingham as well since they are unsure of the young talent’s availability before the deadline.

According to the report, the Championship squad is seeking a sum of almost £10 million to let go of the 19-year-old sensation, who has drawn attention with his performances this year.

Earlier this month, Serie A team Atalanta had a £3 million bid turned down because they could not supply even half of what Birmingham was seeking for.

To strengthen their midfield options ahead of the second half of the 2023–24 season, it is still unclear if Palace or Wolves are willing to pay the £10 million asking price for the juvenile genius.

The midfielder, who is represented by the same agency, Unique Sports Group, as current Eagles.

star Marc Guehi, may provide Roy Hodgson with a much-needed goal threat in the middle of the park if Steve Parish can work out a deal to sign him.

Despite only being picked as a starter in 13 of his 26 Championship games so far this season, the Wales international has scored six goals.