Paris Saint-Germain are eyeing Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta as the French giants brace for Kylian Mbappe’s departure. The 26-year-old has been a standout in the Premier League, scoring 13 goals and providing four assists in 34 games this season. PSG sees Mateta as a potential star who could elevate their Champions League ambitions.
Crystal Palace, however, face the prospect of losing up to four key players this summer. Alongside Mateta, playmaker Adam Wharton, winger Michael Olise, and attacking midfielder Eberechi Eze are attracting major club interest. Bayern Munich are targeting the £60 million-rated Wharton, while Manchester United are leading the chase for Olise. Eze is admired by Tottenham and clubs across Spain, Germany, and Italy.
Palace manager Oliver Glasner, who has significantly improved the team since replacing Roy Hodgson, is keen to retain his best players. However, the club’s owners may reconsider if substantial offers are made. Losing all four players would be a significant blow, potentially disrupting the squad’s stability and Glasner’s plans for the future.
Here is the highlight video of Jean-Philippe Mateta’s skills and goals.
Jean-Philippe Mateta
Jean-Philippe Mateta
FranceThis season he played in total 34 times for 2208 minutes for Premier League.
Jean-Philippe Mateta scored 13 goals for Crystal Palace. He procured 4 assists. He received 3 yellow cards and no red cards.
His team is currently 12th in Premier League. In the last match Crystal Palace won 3-1 against Wolverhampton Wanderers. The next match in Premier League will be against Aston Villa.
Crystal Palace performance and stats
Crystal Palace is currently 12th in the Premier League with 46 points.
In the last 37 games, it has won 12 times, drawn 10 times, and lost 15 times. In its last match, Crystal Palace won 1-3 against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
It has a negative goal difference after scoring 52 goals and conceding 58.
Crystal Palace will play the next match in Premier League against Aston Villa on Sunday 19th of May in London.
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