Crystal Palace are seeking to bolster their defensive unit with the signing of Fenerbahce defender Jayden Oosterwolde this summer.
The Eagles need to add quality and depth to their defensive line, particularly following the recent departure of Maxence Lacroix to Chelsea and the January exit of Marc Guehi.
Palace's recent success in the UEFA Europa Conference League has highlighted their need for a solid defensive team to compete in the league and Europe next season.
Tightening up at the back will be a priority for the club, and Oosterwolde could prove to be a valuable addition, bringing his quality to the team.
A €20 million offer is reportedly being prepared by Palace for the Dutchman, and Fenerbahce may consider selling him to comply with foreign players quota rules.
Oosterwolde, 25, has excelled in Turkey and will be eager to test himself in England, where he can make his mark and take on a new challenge.
Palace have a talented team and an ambitious project, making the move to England an attractive opportunity for the defender.
Establishing himself as a key player for the Londoners would be a justifiable return on investment for Palace if they manage to secure the deal for €20 million.
