Curiosity is an obvious emotion. We all want to know the outcome here.
However, as we stand today, Wilf is not a Palace player anymore. OK we are helping him return to some sort of fitness but he is no longer under contract and therefore I assume not being paid.

I doubt anyone will sign him until he is fit to play and even then there will be obvious doubts based on his recent injuries as he won't have played a competitive game. We will no doubt be in the best position by far to analyse the situation, and I daresay we will make him an offer of sorts once we know the position.
There is clearly no mad rush from any other club for him or he wouldn't be at our training ground. We can ignore ALL the clickbait bulls***.

Maybe we will help him back to full match fitness by taking him on a game by game contract over say two years. If not, then once pain free but not match fit, what else is there for him to do? No wonder Wilf showed so much anguish on the touchline of the Arthur when his hamstring re occurred (assuming that's what it was)

With his recent track record I doubt anyone will risk anything better than us until they can see him fully restored.
Don't forget, we are the masters of contracting injured players.
I just really hope for his sake and possibly ours he makes a 100% recovery.

Reality suggests that he is now injury prone and is likely to be spending much time in the treatment room.The brilliant suggestion of pay as you play would go someway of solving our dilemma.
Too much of a risk to offer him a FOUR year contract of a reported £200,000 per week,which is crazy.
Frankly,hope he follows his dream of Champions League football and goes to Turkey,as clearly our top sides are not willing to take a risk.

He’s not going to sign a pay as you play contract anywhere during this window so forget that one.
I was of the opinion that he’s still worth offering £100k per week on a two year contract, with the option of one more year, but the more I think about it the more I hope we don’t resign him.

He was great for us but that is in the past now and we need to move on and sign his replacement, a promising young winger that like, Guehi, Andersen, Eze & Olise, are going to be an investment, worth way more than we pay for them and terrific players whilst we have them.

He is still good but is not the force he once was. He has lost his pace, gives the ball away too much and slows down our attacks. 3 assists and one goal since the World Cup is not a return worth paying over the odds for. Jesrun Rak-Sakyi would give us a return better than that!

You so funny

Wilf Zaha is linked with a move as often as Pickfords. He plays fast and loose with the Palace Board and supporters.
Time To Go.
Thanks for brilliant memories, but enough is enough.
Would not start with a top six Premier team. I hope he doesn't go to the desert, but if he wants the money, good luck to him.
Who ever went to Turkey and did well?
If a French or Italian side comes in for him, that's his best chance.