After a 3-0 victory over England, Crystal Palace struck an agreement to sign a £13 million Bosnian player who impressed A Bosnian who performed well against Adam Wharton and Ebere Eze in England’s 3-0 victory on Monday is reportedly being pursued by Crystal Palace.
The Three Lions dominated Bosnia and Herzegovina, with England having 25 shots and 70% of the possession, while Sergej Barbarez’s team managed just one.
One Bosnian, though, stood tall against players like Adam Wharton and Ebere Eze and put on a cool performance; Crystal Palace is now eager to sign him.
Arsenal is interested in Armin Gigovic.
It has been reported by Football Insider that Armin Gigovic is wanted by Crystal Palace.
When FC Midtjylland’s No. 37 played England on Monday at St. James’ Park, he was actually making his debut for Bosnia and Herzegovina on the international scene
A strong performance is much more remarkable.
According to SofaScore, Gigovic played 82 minutes against the Three Lions, making 79% of his passes, winning two of his two aerial duels, and drawing two free kicks
Gigovic played 35 games for FC Midtjylland during the 2023–2024 season, which contributed to their Danish SuperLiga victory.
In the end, Dougie Freedman might sign the 22-year-old for nothing.
It’s interesting to note that Crystal Palace may be able to sign Gigovic for nothing.
The war between Russia and Ukraine has caused the Lund-born midfielder, who is technically under contract to Rostov in Russia, to spend the last eighteen months on loan at FC Midtjylland.
Given the ongoing tensions in Russia and, more importantly, the fact that Gigovic’s contract with Rostov expires in June 2025, Football Insider believes the midfield player may be available for another loan this summer.
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Thus, assuming Dougie Freedman is able to obtain a loan for the entire season and the
If Bosnian makes an impression at Selhurst Park, there’s a chance it might result in a permanent free transfer agreement in the summer of 2025, but Rostov might be due some sort of payout.
Keep a watch on this issue, as Crystal Palace is now considering a number of central midfielders in addition to Gigovic.
While anticipation for this summer’s possible signings at Crystal Palace is growing, worries about some potential sales persist.
Even before the transfer market opens, it appears like Crystal Palace has two signings who are almost certain to join. After his contract with Lazio expires, Oliver Glasner will be overjoyed to see Daichi Kamada arrive.
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