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Crystal Palace are interested in signing the Genk defender, Zakaria El Ouahdi. Nathaniel Clyne and Daniel Munoz are currently on the sidelines with injuries, and Crystal Palace need more quality in the right-back department. As per the Standard, they want to sign the Moroccan full-back. Zakaria El Ouahdi would be a useful addition The 24-year-old has done quite well for the Belgian outfit, and he could prove to be an excellent acquisition.

Antoine Semenyo's farewell goal for Bournemouth, before his move to Manchester City, sets off a chain reaction over who succeeds him. Ethan Nwaneri, who has struggled for game time at Arsenal, is wanted by a few suitors. Bournemouth are very interested in a loan move for someone who was the next big thing not too long ago. And still can be, though the word is he still wishes to stay a Gunner and play his part in a title-winning team.

According to a report from Fichajes, Oliver Glasner believes the England International could prove an excellent acquisition and help address a significant weakness in the middle of the park. It will be interesting to see if they can get the deal across the line. They have already added a quality attacking player in Brennan Johnson. They are now looking to add some work rate and drive in the middle of the park.

The January transfer window is now open, and already clubs are moving to bring in fresh talent for the second half of the season. Crystal Palace, for example, wasted no time in splashing 35 million on former Tottenham Hotspur man Brennan Johnson, who has already played his first Premier League game for his new employers. But all sides do not need to be as eager as the Eagles in tying up their business. Here's how long clubs have left to get those big-money moves finalised.

Jean-Philippe Mateta's first-half header looked like it would earn Palace three points at Selhurst Park on New Year's Day, but Cairney's excellent leveller meant the spoils were shared. Fulham saw Raul Jimenez hit the post prior to Cairney's equaliser, and Timothy Castagne and Joachim Andersen wasted gilt-edged chances to grab the win in second-half injury time.

Crystal Palace have stepped up their January transfer planning by submitting a loan offer for Manchester City winger Oscar Bobb, according to reports from the Daily Briefing. The move shows Palace's intent to strengthen Oliver Glasner's squad as they attempt to balance domestic ambitions with their ongoing European campaign. The Eagles are expected to be active in the winter window, largely due to the relatively small size of their current squad. While Palace's recent exit from the Carabao Cup has

"It's been quite a few difficult games. "We've had a few good performances, a few not so good ones. "It's just good to get a good result and turn things round and hopefully carry this on. "Every day on the training pitch with the manager, we're learning new things and trying to get better as a unit in the way we press and the way we build up. "[We're] learning new things every day, and we're just getting better as it goes."

[We played] 37 games, [took] 59 points, winning two trophies playing in the knockout stage of European football - I think it was by far the best season in Crystal Palace's history.