Crystal Palace manager, Roy Hodgson, has said that Arsenal still haven’t met their valuation of Wilfried Zaha.
The Gunners are thought to have made a £40million offer for the forward, but Palace have valued him at £80m.
Speaking with Sky Sports, Hodgson said: “I don’t think Arsenal have actually made a bid that has come anywhere near our valuation.
“I’m sure the player realises that if someone’s going to take him away from us, he’ll expect clubs to pay the market value.
“Until someone does that, there’s not much to discuss regarding Wilf.”
Arsenal are believed to considering Gremio’s Everton Soares and Zaha’s compatriot Nicolas Pepe as options.
