Crystal Palace target Jon Moncayola is unlikely to leave Osasuna this summer, La Liga expert Euan McTear has told The Transfer Tavern.

Moncayola is reportedly on Palace's shopping list, with AS (via Football FanCast) claiming last month that the south London club could make a move for him this transfer window.

The 23-year-old midfielder was one of Osasuna's standout players in La Liga last season. He finished the campaign with the best pass success rate (81.7%) in Jagoba Arrasate's squad and also averaged 1.7 tackles per game, only bettered by Raul Navas' average of three (via WhoScored).

McTear, however, cannot see Moncayola moving to England this summer after he signed a 10-year contract earlier this month.

"He's signed a 10-year contract to 2031, which is... I've never seen anything like that," the Spanish football expert said. "That kind of tells me he's not moving this summer.

"I mean, 22 million release clause, I think they made it low enough that if someone comes, he could still leave before the 10 years. But I don't imagine him signing a 10-year contract, announcing that to the fans and then disappearing.

"He's been really good for Osasuna. He's very different to your normal kind of northern Spanish, tough, battling midfielder. He's a bit more technical than what they're used to."

Considering all of that, Moncayola does look like he would be a good signing for Palace this transfer window.

However, given the small problem of that 10-year contract, even with that release clause, it is hard to imagine the Spaniard leaving the El Sadar Stadium anytime soon.