Crystal Palace are reportedly considering Andrew Omobamidele as a replacement for Marc Guehi should the England international leave the Premier League club this summer.
Spurs, Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal are all reported to be monitoring 22-year-old centre-back Guehi as a possible signing.
According to The Telegraph, Palace contemplating a £20 million move for Ireland international Omobamidele if Guehi departs.
It's said that 20-year-old from Leixlip will leave Championship side Norwich this summer should a club agree to pay over £20 million. Omobamidele has already been linked with a move to AC Milan.
22 March 2023; Andrew Omobamidele of Republic of Ireland in action against Roberts Uldrikis of Latvia during the international friendly match between Republic of Ireland and Latvia at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Michael P Ryan/Sportsfile
Omobamidele played 35 times for Norwich last season as the side finished 13th in the Championship. He missed out on Ireland's recent European Championship qualifiers against Greece an Gibraltar due to injury.
Norwich turned down January offer for Andrew Omobamidele
Norwich sporting director Stuart Webber said recently that the club "turned down an offer in January for Andrew Omobamidele which was bigger than what we sold Ben Godfrey [to Everton] for."
"We're fortunate as a club that how we've run it, how we've tried to run it, is to make sure that we don't have a gun against our head," Webber continued.
"Sometimes we choose to sell the player, because it's the right thing maybe to reinvest in the squad.
"So I think theirs is a big possibility he could go in this window, if I’m honest. Do we want him to? No. But it will get to a point where if it helps us do other stuff at the club, and also if it’s right for the player.
"The one in January actually wasn’t right for us and probably wasn’t quite right for him as well at that time when I spoke to him and about him. It was a foreign club."
Webber added: "“If we start here on September 1 with Andrew, I’d be very surprised and very happy."
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