This week it's Wilf Zaha who is facing a few days of speculation - with the trasnfer window slamming shut on Wednesday night at 11pm - with a couple of top flight sides interested.
Stoke and Fulham are reportedly keen on making the 18-year-old an addition to their squads, and depending on who you believe, both have also made bids for the attacker.
Wilf has been in superb form for the Eagles so far this season; changing the game in Palace's favour against Coventry as he set up two late goals, and scoring a brace himself against Crawley in the League Cup to help Dougie Freedman's side progress to the second round.
According to the Daily Mail, Fulham Boss Martin Jol has offered £2.5m for Zaha, while Stoke manager Tony Pulis has also made a bid of a similar fashion.
Freedman, though, is having none of it. "I'm not expecting any new faces before Wednesday, if anything I will be turning my phone off," he said after Saturday's 1-1 draw with Blackpool.
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