David Moyes has told Wilfried Zaha that there is "no doubt" he could play for "a number of top teams" amid interest. The Crystal Palace talisman has been heavily linked with an exit from Selhurst Park for some time now, with Chelsea and Arsenal historically among the clubs interested.
Zaha, who sees his contract at Palace expire at the end of the season, has featured 11 times for Patrick Vieira's side in the Premier League this term, directly contributing towards six goals. His displays have clawed the south London side into the top half of the table as he continues to court the interest of potential suitors.
As it stands, the Ivory Coast international will be eligible to begin pre-contract talks with foreign clubs in January should he opt against penning a new deal. But, if he were to hold out until June - when his contract officially comes to an end - then a Premier League move would be on the cards.
