Arsenal receives green light to sign Wilfried Zaha if they respect Crystal Palace's asking price of £ 80m

The Crystal Palace will ask Wilfried Zaha £ 80 million this summer. Arsenal, Tottenham and Borussia Dortmund are all in the race to sign the winger, according to reported information.

The 26-year-old made it clear that he wanted to leave the palace admitting that he wanted to play for a Champions League club.

"I'm too ambitious and not ambitious just to play for a big club, but to win things at club level and with Ivory Coast," he told the Daily Mail earlier this week.

"To be better, to achieve what I know I can do, I have to aim to play at the highest level, to win trophies.

"I'm lucky to have come so far in my playing career. But I feel that there is so much more that I have to offer.

"I have to experience the Champions League.

"I just need the opportunity, that's all. And I will do the rest. "

And according to the Daily Mail, Palace is ready to sell Zaha this summer but will not accept any offer lower than £ 80 million.

Arsenal is interested in signing. Zaha has been watching him several times this season, but Palace's asking price is a huge hurdle, especially if Unai Emery can not get the club back to the Champions League.

Tottenham also retains an interest in Zaha after his offers for the Ivorian international have been rejected by Palace during the previous summers.

Borussia Dortmund, meanwhile, have already made contact with representatives of Zaha, who considered the 26-year-old as a potential substitute for Christian Pulisic, who will join Chelsea at the end of the season.