Jean-Philippe Mateta could leave Crystal Palace! | OneFootball

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·25 November 2025

Jean-Philippe Mateta could leave Crystal Palace!

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A contract stalemate at Crystal Palace has put several Premier League rivals and a European giant on high alert, with striker Jean-Philippe Mateta now reportedly open to a move away from Selhurst Park. The Franco-Congolese forward, whose remarkable performances have made him an indispensable part of the Eagles' attack in recent months, finds his future at the club in doubt.

While Crystal Palace is eager to secure their key man with a new long-term deal, negotiations have reportedly hit a significant roadblock concerning the player's wages. This impasse has not gone unnoticed, with clubs like Manchester United, Tottenham, and Newcastle United poised to potentially capitalize on the situation to acquire the 28-year-old.

According to sources from TeamTalk, Mateta himself would be receptive to a new challenge, adding fuel to the growing transfer speculation. The same report indicates that Italian powerhouse AC Milan, who had already registered their interest in the striker during the summer window, remain keen admirers. The Rossoneri are said to view Mateta as the ideal number nine to lead the line for Massimiliano Allegri's side.

The player, who is under contract with Palace until June 2027 and earns an annual salary of just under €3 million, has been in fine form this season. His market value is estimated at €35 million, a figure that reflects his contribution of 8 goals and 1 assist in 20 appearances across all competitions. As the standoff continues, Palace risks losing their offensive pillar unless a breakthrough in talks can be found.

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