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Crystal Palace submit bid for El Aynaoui
Crystal Palace submit bid for El Aynaoui Neil El Aynaoui’s future continues to be a hot topic in the final days of Roma’s transfer window. Following Crystal Palace’s interest, Bayer Leverkusen have also reportedly made a move for the Moroccan midfielder. The English club, however, appears to be the strongest option for the Giallorossi’s number 8. Further updates from Nicolò Schira: Crystal Palace has submitted an official offer to Roma for El Aynaoui, with the option of a loan deal that could become a commitment upon meeting certain conditions. Roma is asking €30-35 million for a permanent transfer or a loan with a guaranteed commitment.
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