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Crystal Palace: Fans react as Patrick Van Aanholt is linked with Paris Saint Germain move

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After being linked with a move to PSV Eindhoven in the January transfer window, per Sky Sports, Patrick Van Aanholt is reportedly now a transfer target for French giants Paris Saint Germain, according to Eindhovens Dagblad and a lot of Crystal Palace fans are reacting to this news on Twitter, via CPFC News HQ.

The Dutch left-back has been a fan favourite since joining the club in 2017 for £9.45 million from Sunderland, per Transfermarkt, featuring 97 times and managing to score 13 goals along the way.

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This season he has performed well at both ends of the pitch, managing 1.5 interceptions and 1.4 tackles on average per game, whilst also averaging 1.1 key passes and 1 shot per top flight match, via WhoScored.

The player seems pivotal to the side due to the fact that he does help both from an attacking and defensive perspective, and if he did leave it would be hard to find a player who can do the same for a price that is not massively inflated. It shows how good a role he plays on the pitch when Ligue 1 champions PSG want the player.

Here is what fans had to say following the news:

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https://twitter.com/CPFC_NEWS_HQ/status/1252144911413121024?s=20

And there are some fans who don’t think he is good enough for Palace 😂

— WARREN GUEST (@WARRENG39) April 20, 2020

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Palace fans, do you think it is a good or bad idea to sell Van Aanholt? Comment below!

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