Crystal Palace's Jaydee Canvot would 'jump'at PSG offer

Crystal Palace centre-back Jaydee Canvot would be keen to move to PSG if the French side make a move for him, sources have told Football Insider.

The 20-year-old has emerged as a clear target for the back-to-back Champions League winners, after an impressive debut season in the Premier League last term.

Canvot is understood to be "flattered" by the interest he is receiving from the French champions and would be interested in making the switch.

However, sources say that Crystal Palace are "hopeful" that they can keep hold of him for the foreseeable future.

The Eagles have Canvot tied down to a long-term contract until the summer of 2029, and are under no pressure to sell him at the moment.

The youngster made 36 appearances for them in all competitions last term, and played a vital role in their run to UEFA Conference League glory.

Jaydee Canvot crucial to Pierre Sage improvement

Canvot's reputation has sky-rocketed after his impressive campaign for Palace last term, and it has prompted PSG to sit up and take notice.

The former Toulouse man has quickly become one of the Premier League's brightest young defenders, and he is set to play a key role for the Eagles once again this term.

Sage had been under pressure at Selhurst Park just months into his tenure, but a run of just one defeat in their last six games in all competitions has helped to alleviate that somewhat.

Canvot has started five of the opening six league games for Pierre Sage's side, and has featured heavily in their recent up

Canvot is sure to be a central figure for his team moving forward, and Sage will need him to continue to perform if he is to become secure in his job.

'Bizarre' Sage update at Crystal Palace

Former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown told Football Insider on Tuesday that he finds speculation surrounding Sage's position at Palace to be "bizarre" amid their recent strong form.

The ex-recruitment man believes that last weekend's win over Nottingham Forest was a positive sign that the team can win without playing well.

Brown made it clear that Palace still believe Sage is the right man to lead them forward, and do not regret their decision to appoint him in the summer.

The former Lens boss endured a sticky start in the opening weeks of the campaign, but is now beginning to find his feet in English football.