Arsenal‘s expectations of signing Wilfried Zaha from Crystal Palace are being scuppered by Manchester United, the Evening Standard reports.
The Gunners have made winger Zaha their top objective this summer.
In any case, their underlying £40million offer has been rejected, with Crystal Palace esteeming their man at £80million.
With Arsenal manager, Unai Emery, battling on a spending limit of £45m, it would seem that the Gunners will stop their pursuit to sign Zaha.
Crystal Palace are resolved not to let the 26-year-old go for not exactly their £80m valuation and that is somewhat a result of a 20% sell-on provision in his agreement introduced by United, when he came back to Selhurst Park in 2015.
United would be expecting around £15m from Zaha’s deal if Palace somehow happened to get their full asking cost.
Crystal Palace endeavored to remove the clause during dealings with United over the exchange of Aaron Wan-Bissaka as of late.
In any case, the Red Devils dismissed the attempt to remove the clause, contending that the £6m charge they accepted for Zaha in 2015 was well below the forward’s worth.
