Crystal Palace and Fulham are reportedly interested in signing 27-year-old Algerian international Ilan Kebbal from Ligue 1 club Paris FC.
According to a report from Football Insider, Crystal Palace and Fulham are in the race to sign 27-year-old Paris FC attacker Ilan Kebbal, and it will be interesting to see which of them can get the deal done. They need more quality and depth in the attacking unit, and Kebbal should prove to be an excellent acquisition.
The French-born attacker has registered ten goal contributions this season, and he is in impressive form. The opportunity to move to the Premier League could be exciting for the player as well. He is at the peak of his career, and the 27-year-old will look to compete at the highest level. The move to the Premier League could be the ideal next step for him.
Crystal Palace have a talented team and a quality manager. The Eagles managed to win the FA Cup and the Community Shield recently, and they are competing in Europe right right now. The Paris FC attacker will be attracted to the idea of joining them.
It will be interesting to see if the Eagles can get the deal done in the coming days. They have an ambitious project and convincing Kebbal to join the club will not be difficult. However, it will be interesting to see if Crystal Palace are still keen on signing him after reaching an agreement to sign Brennan Johnson.
Kebbal is a player in demand
On the other hand, Fulham are looking to build a team capable of competing in the top half. They need more cutting-edge in the final third and Ilan Kebbal will add pace, flair, and unpredictability.
Crystal Palace might be a more attractive destination for the Algerian international in comparison. They will be able to offer him European football. Meanwhile, Sunderland are keeping tabs on the player as well.
The Black Cats have done quite well since their promotion to the Premier League. Sunderland are in the top half of the table, and they will look to stay there until the end of the season. They need to improve the team to sustain their current run of form. Adding more depth to the attacking unit would be ideal.
