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Crystal Palace reportedly want River Plate striker Pablo Solar on trial for the Premier League outfit with an initial bid of £12m. With Christmas approaching and the January window behind us, it’s transition season. Reports have linked Crystal Palace with one of South America’s most exciting eye-catching talents, the equivalent of the first round of All I Want For Christmas on your local radio station.
Palace boss Roy Hodgson could be forgiven for taking a page out of Mariah Carey’s book (not a sentence we expected her to write), calling on Steve Parish and serenading the Eagles chairman with a chorus of ‘All I Want For January Is A New Center . ‘. . – Before’. After a bright start, the goals dried up for Odsonne Edouard and Jean-Philippe Mateta. Crystal Palace have only averaged a goal per game so far.
The returns from injuries of Michael Olise and Ebere Eze should at least light a fire in an often underpowered offense. Pablo Solari’s potential striker would also be welcomed with open arms. The Argentine has 12 goals and 11 assists for River Plate in 2023. These numbers represent the all-encompassing devoted number nine.
The one who can create chances and finish them. Speaking to Radio Continental, reporter Miguel Hoffman claimed Crystal Palace were preparing an opening bid of £12 million. However, River Plate have £20m (El Futbolero). Will there be a £12m offer? A resourceful and often powerful finisher, Solari scores all kinds of goals.
Comes with great chips and great bike shots. The man who replaced Manchester City’s World Cup winner Julian Alvarez at River Plate also loves to drop deep and drift wide, leaving defenders dead with his trademark body tilt and acceleration.
“Marcelo sees in Solaris a boy who offers many solutions to the team,” a confidant of former River Plate coach Marcelo Gallardo told Infobae in 2022. “Pablo has another very important thing. He plays freely, as if the shirt does not weigh him down.
And that doesn’t always happen at a club like River, where many players need time to adapt. However, Palace’s January plans could be complicated by Manchester United’s interest in their “brilliant” director of football, Dougie Freedman.
