Former Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha closing in on MLS move - Forward set to move to US on loan deal from Galatasaray after disappointing spell with Lyon ...

Ivory Coast international winger Wilfried Zaha (32) has left Ligue 1 side Lyon to sign for MLS franchise Charlotte FC on loan from Galatasaray, all three clubs have announced.Zaha was a surprise ...

This, in all, appeared to have Zaha take stock and weigh the possibility of moving on. Word eventually made it the desk of ...

Zaha is expected to join on a one-year loan with an option to extend through the summer of 2026, that will terminate his current loan arrangement at Lyon. Zaha, 32, joined the Ligue 1 club in ...

Wilfried Zaha was at Selhurst Park yesterday to see former club Crystal Palace defeated by Arsenal. Zaha is on-loan at OL from Galatasaray, though the move hasn't worked out for the Ivory Coast ...

Former Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha was acquired by Charlotte on a loan from Turkish club Galatasaray on Wednesday until next Jan. 17. Charlotte said it has the option to extend the loan ...

Marcus Rashford has been compared to Wilfried Zaha as he appears to be calling time on his Manchester United career, with both having been accused of causing issues in the dressing room ...

Zaha scored 10 goals in 42 appearances for the Turkish side last season before being sent on loan to Lyon - where he has made just six appearances this term. The Ivory Coast international has ...

Zaha, 32, joined Lyon in Ligue 1 on loan from Turkish giants Galatasaray, but could soon be on the move again after struggling to make an impact in France. The former Crystal Palace winger has ...

Wilfried Zaha’s (32) short and underwhelming loan spell at Olympique Lyonnais is set to come to an end, according to a report from L’Équipe. The former Crystal Palace and Manchester United winger ...

He moved to Galatasaray for 2023-24 and spent the first half of this season on loan to Lyon. Zaha also played briefly for Manchester United and Cardiff. Zaha played twice for England, then ...