Right-back remains on the agenda at Leeds United this week, but for a slightly different reason. When anyone thinks of Crystal Palace the same player comes to mind first: Wilfried Zaha.
At 29, the Selhurst Park talisman may be coming to the realisation he will never get a repeat of his 2013 transfer to a Premier League giant. Zaha may just have to accept he’s a Palace legend adored in Croydon and enjoy that fact.
The reason why that long-expected move to England’s top table survived transfer window after transfer window was Zaha’s outright quality. The forward may be considered inconsistent, but on his day he has been outstanding for the Eagles and remains their chief threat in any match.
