Jordan Ayew's time at Crystal Palace may be nearing its conclusion as the club weighs a £4 million bid from newly-promoted Premier League side, Leicester City.

According to the Daily Mail on Tuesday, August 13, 2024, Leicester City has put forward an offer to acquire the seasoned Ghanaian striker.

Crystal Palace is reportedly giving serious thought to the proposal, as it closely aligns with their valuation of the 30-year-old.

“Leicester offer £4 million for Crystal Palace attacker Jordan Ayew. Palace considering the bid.

Fee is within touching distance of what Palace are looking for,” a tweet by the Daily Mail’s Samik Mokbel reads.

Jordan Ayew is strongly linked with a move to Leicester City, as the club seeks to bolster its squad with experienced Premier League talent to enhance their survival prospects.

Ayew has struggled for game time under new manager Oliver Glasner, who has opted for other options in the attacking positions.

With Ayew's contract due to expire in June 2025, Crystal Palace, having already seen winger Michael Olise depart for Bayern Munich, is reportedly open to selling the Ghanaian forward.

Last season, Ayew contributed four goals and eight assists in 37 appearances for Palace and made history by becoming the first player since 2017 to score a hat trick for the Black Stars during Ghana’s 4-3 victory over the Central African Republic in a 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier.