Wilfried Zaha’s representatives have held preliminary talks with Bayern Munich following his decision to hire super-agent Pini Zahavi, but at this stage it seems unlikely Bayern will sign him.
The agreement to team up with the renowned Israeli negotiator and part with his long-time agent Will Salthouse is seen as a clear indication that the Ivory Coast international still wants away from Selhurst Park at the earliest opportunity.
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The talks with the Bundesliga champions come just 72 hours after the switch.
While a transfer in January is not out of the question, it is thought a move in the summer is more likely.
Zaha knows his future may lie outside the Premier League, with only a handful of clubs across Europe having the funds to consider such a deal.
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Last summer Palace turned down a bid, believed to be around £70m from Everton, with chairman Steve Parish holding out for around £80m, prompting Zaha to put in a transfer request to the club.
Arsenal also saw a £40m bid rejected from Palace for the 27-year-old during the previous transfer window, while there was also interest from Napoli.
More recently, long-time admirers Chelsea have reportedly rekindled their interest in the winger with the lifting of their transfer ban, and Zahavi known to be a good friend of the Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich.
Source:Â skysports.com