Eberechi Eze next club odds: Where will the Crystal Palace star be playing next season?
Eberechi Eze’s winning goal for Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final against Manchester City capped off a wonderful season for the midfielder.
Across 42 games for the Eagles, Eze has registered 25 goal contributions – 14 goals and 11 assists – culminating in firing his club to their first ever major trophy at Wembley.
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This form could suggest the 2024/25 campaign will be his last at Palace. Once the summer transfer window opens, he will have his fair share of admirers.
According to FIRST.com’s partners Ladbrokes, Manchester City are the favourites to sign Eze. But just who else are on the list according to the bookmakers?
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Manchester City – 2/1
Pep Guardiola knows all about Eze’s qualities, witnessing it firsthand at Wembley last week.
With City losing Kevin De Bruyne this summer, with perhaps another one or two midfielders moving on too, bringing in the Palace star could be a shrewd piece of business.
The Etihad side will certainly have the money available this summer to make an ambitious move for the 26-year-old. At the time of writing, they lead the race in regards to the bookmakers.
Chelsea – 7/2
Like City, Chelsea also have the financial power to broker a deal which would see the England international move across London.
Much will depend on whether they can achieve Champions League qualification for next season, however, as this is clearly where the Palace midfielder wants to be playing.
Enzo Maresca has stockpiled a plethora of attacking talent at Stamford Bridge, which might indicate that regular appearances in the starting XI won’t be guaranteed.
Liverpool – 5/1
Liverpool are currently third-favourites to sign Eze, although on paper, this move might be the most appealing.
The Anfield side are the champions and will play Champions League football next season. He wouldn't have to worry about game time either, as Eze could add something different to Arne Slot’s team.
The only drawback might be the finances involved. Liverpool will need to strengthen other areas of their squad, meaning Slot may have to pass up the chance to sign the Palace midfielder.
Arsenal – 8/1
Arsenal will finish second for the third season in a row. Could signing Eze help Mikel Arteta’s men get over the line in 2025/26?
While the Gunners’ priority will be signing a striker or two this summer, bringing in the Englishman will give them goals from midfield.
Having played with the likes of Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka with England, Eze should have no trouble settling in North London.
Tottenham Hotspur – 12/1
Moving to Tottenham Hotspur is certainly a longshot and much will depend on who the manager is ahead of next season.
He would certainly improve Spurs, who are dying out for someone with his creative talents in midfield. Again, Champions League qualification will be imperative if the North Londoners are to sign Eze this summer.
Manchester United – 16/1
Ruben Amorim will undergo a mass clear out of this Manchester United squad when the transfer window opens.
This could open up spaces in the first-team squad, but at odds of 16/1 with Ladbrokes, it is unlikely Eze ends up at Old Trafford ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.
Eberechi Eze’s next club | Odds (with Ladbrokes) |
Manchester City | 2/1 |
Chelsea | 7/2 |
Liverpool | 5/1 |
Arsenal | 8/1 |
Tottenham Hotspur | 12/1 |
Manchester United | 16/1 |
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