Crystal Palace are heavily reliant on Wilfried Zaha. Quite simply, he is the most talented player at Selhurst Park. 

Almost single-handedly, the Ivorian kept the South Londoners in the Premier League. Crystal Palace earnt 1.46 points per game in the games he started for Palace, which would have been enough to put them above Burnley in seventh if it was constantly earnt throughout the season.

Tottenham Hotspur are heavily linked with the winger, but Crystal Palace have put a £70m price tag on the played. If one of the interested clubs reaches that valuation, it seems likely the crucial player will exit Selhurst Park for a second time.

Zaha, now aged 25, is in his prime. Seriously strong and powerful, but also possessing great technique and trickery, he is the full package for a winger. His one weakness was finishing, but he seemed to find a goal scoring touch last season. Replacing the influence of the South-London born player would be an incredibly hard task for Roy Hodgson.

Crystal Palace have so far only brought in ex-Getafe stopper Vicente Guaita on a free transfer, and fans of the Red and Blue will be concerned at the clubs lack of transfer business particularly considering their star man could leave.

With that in mind, here are two wing-wizards which would help Palace forget all about Wilfried Zaha...

 

 

If Zaha was to be sold, Crystal Palace would realistically have the funds to bring in this calibre of player.

The Belgian winger, who is the brother of superstar Eden, is valued at £22m by Transfermarkt.

He would not come cheap, but a winger with the quality needed to replace Zaha will always be costly. Currently at Borussia Moenchengladbach, he netted ten Bundesliga goals for the German side last season. Like his bother, he is compact, skilful and clever. He will bring strikers in to play with deft touches and score goals himself.

He also got game time in a Belgium side which finished third in the World Cup. Thorgan is the same age as Zaha, and could come and make an immediate impact at Selhurst Park.

Once forming a lethal combination with Wilfried Zaha, a return to Selhurst Park for Bolasie could be welcome.

He joined Everton for £25m, but in his two seasons in Merseyside, he has faced lots of injury problems and has never quite settled at Goodison Park.

Bolasie is currently valued at £16.2m by Transfermarkt.

A real talent, Bolasie is unpredictable and makes things happen. He also has a fierce shot. He is 29-years-old and knows how to impress at Selhurst Park. He would go some way to replacing Wilfried Zaha.