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According to reports, CHELSEA is considering a transfer offer for Wilfred Zaha, the winger of Crystal Palace.
The Ivorian striker has admitted to quitting the club and looking for the Champions League football, following the interest shown by the former team of Manchester United, Tottenham and Arsenal.
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However, the Telegraph claim that Chelsea plans to move to the 26-year-old once their two-window transfer embargo is lifted.
The Blues have appealed the decision of the Court of Arbitration for Sport, but are currently barred from signing players before next summer.
The palace promotes this movement while they try to keep the winger for another season.
The Eagles will also seek an agreement to return Michy Batshuayi to Selhurst Park as part of any transfer involving Zaha.
Roy Hodgson had loaned the Chelsea striker last season, where he impressed by scoring six goals in 13 games.
Zaha plans to leave the palace this summer, while Everton is ready to pay £ 60 million plus Cenk Tosun as part of a more player contract.
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A move to Goodison Park, however, is not favored by the Ivorian international, who wishes to play in the Champions League.
Arsenal fell to seawater with an opening bid of 40 million pounds for Zaha and struggles to charge the £ 80 million fees charged to Selhurst leaders.
Chelsea – who lost superstar Eden Hazard against Real Madrid this summer – has not yet made an official decision for Zaha.
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