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Crystal Palace agree €27m deal for Jaydee Canvot as Marseille blocked in Kobbie Mainoo pursuit

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Crystal Palace FC are closing in on the signing of Jaydee Canvot (19) from Toulouse, according to RMC Sport. The reported fee is around €27 million, with the France youth international expected to sign a five-year contract at Selhurst Park once final details are sorted.

Omo, this is a huge step for Palace o! Canvot only broke through at Toulouse last season, but his performances quickly made him one of the most talked-about prospects in Ligue 1.

Why Canvot is highly rated

  • Versatile: Can play as a centre-back and also slot into midfield
  • Smart on the ball: Known for strong anticipation and calmness in possession
  • Recent form: Showed his quality in Toulouse’s win over OGC Nice just last weekend

This signing could also have a ripple effect. Reports suggest Palace might now be open to letting Marc Guehi join Liverpool, with the defender entering the final months of his contract. Wait first… so Palace dey already plan life after Guehi? This one go trend!


Man United block Marseille’s Mainoo move

On the flip side, Ligue 1 side Marseille are still battling their midfield crisis. The club made an approach for Kobbie Mainoo (20), but Manchester United have rejected the idea of letting the youngster leave, according to Foot Mercato.

Mainoo, who is yet to start a Premier League game under new manager Ruben Amorim, reportedly asked for a loan move in order to secure playing time before the 2026 World Cup. But United’s stance is clear — he’s going nowhere.

Marseille’s transfer struggles

  • Adrien Rabiot is still not reintegrated into Roberto De Zerbi’s squad
  • Dani Ceballos deal collapsed, despite an agreement with Real Madrid
  • Mainoo’s rejection adds to OM’s frustrations in the transfer market

Now, OM must regroup as they prepare for a tricky Ligue 1 clash against Lyon this Sunday. Whether they return for Mainoo remains uncertain, but for now, the chances look slim.