Though he was heavily linked with Chelsea and Tottenham throughout the off-season, the Ivory Coast winger remained at Selhurst Park beyond deadline day and has now made a long-term commitment to his boyhood club.
Zaha, 25, originally joined the Eagles as a 12-year-old and emerged as a prodigious talent in the Championship, earning a move to Manchester United following his first three full seasons of senior football.
He eventually returned to Palace for a second loan spell in 2014 and, after signing permanently the following February, has gone on to become the club’s joint-highest scorer in Premier League history on 23 alongside Chris Armstrong.
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