with everton And leeds united Looking for Lois Openda, it is crystal Palace Who are pressing for the striker.
The Belgian has done nothing to make an impression at Juventus. He scored only once in Serie A, in a defeat under manager Luciano Spalletti.
Despite this, Juve were forced to sign him permanently for a whopping €40m. This is because RB Leipzig have acquired a conditional obligation to buy if the Old Lady finish in the top ten.
The 26-year-old looked exactly the same, struggling physically and technically.
Now efforts to sell the player have intensified. sports witness Coventry City have covered interest in the forward but Crystal Palace, Everton and Leeds United are also in the hunt.
Many clubs are now keen
alljuve According to reports, interest in the Belgian is increasing and Juve are aiming to sell him as soon as possible. They would also support a sale to England, even though French clubs are also in the running.
To ensure Openda leaves, Juve are happy to consider flexible loan deals.
It has attracted the likes of Leeds United, Nottingham Forest and Everton. But it is Crystal Palace who appear to be most keen and have even held preliminary discussions for his signature.
New manager Pierre Sage likes the ex-Leipzig star's profile and is an admirer of his technical abilities. As a result, he is seen as a player who could add value to the Eagles' system from next season.
The only stumbling block in the deal could be the player's wages, which stand at €7.4m per season.
Juve possibly taking things further
Juve are trying their best to drum up interest in their failing asset. This is motivating them to connect more and more clubs with Openda.
A deal would be a risk for Everton, Crystal Palace or Leeds United. It seems that Openda has declined physically and that will not help in the Premier League.
Even if a loan deal would be relatively risk-free, there is little to say that a move would work. If he returns to Germany or France, he will find himself in a more favorable environment and can use this to get his career back on track.
