Eberechi Eze valuation falls amid Arsenal transfer interest in new update

Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze continues to be linked with a move to Arsenalas the summer transfer window rolls on.

The Gunners have already been activein the transfer market this summer, with Kepa Arrizabalaga and Martin Zubimendi both moving to the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenalare also thought to be close to completing a deal to sign Brentford midfielder Christian Norgaard, while Sporting Lisbon striker Viktor Gyokeres is also moving closer to completing a switch to North London this summer.

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Eze has also been heavily linked with joining Arsenal following a historic season at Palace. A report in The Independent on Monday has claimed that the Gunners are working on a deal to sign Eze, with a few details being worked out behind the scenes.

It remains to be seen if Arsenal do complete a deal to sign Eze, with Palace expected to be standing firm with their valuation of the England international.

Transfermarkt has provided the latest information on Eze's market value, which shows a small decrease over the last few months.

Eze value is currently worth €55million (£47.4million) according to the site, which is a decrease from the €60million (£51.7million) he was worth back in October.

The Palace star is reported to have a £60million release clause in his contract at Selhurst Park, with his current club seemingly not willing to accept a fee lower than that figure.

As a result, it seems that if Arsenal were to complete a deal for Eze then it would see them pay a sizeable amount of money more than what the Palace star is worth.

What will be in Palace's favour, though, is the heroics the 27-year-old performed last season, where he scored the winning goal to help the club beat Manchester City in the FA Cup final and secure the Eagles' first-ever major trophy.