Wilfried Zaha Next Club Betting Odds: Crystal Palace winger is now 2/1 to join any Saudi Arabian side this Summer with his contract expiring at the end of the season!

Wilfried Zaha is now 2/1 to join any Saudi Arabian club in the Summer with his Palace contract expiring

Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha is out of contract at the end of this season and bookies are already offering odds on where he'll end up in the Summer.

Of course Zaha could decide to sign a new contract and stay at Palace but reports from Talksport say that he has already rejected multiple renewal offers.

The latest betting odds suggest that a move to Saudi Arabia could be on the cards with a 33% chance that he signs for Any Saudi Arabian Club following his contract running out.

Zaha has always been linked with staying in London and moving to another London club after Palace could be what is next for the player.

What's clear though is that there will be a lot of suitors for a player who has constantly been linked with a move away from Palace in his second spell at the club.

Zaha linked with a move to Newcastle earlier this week and is 9/1 to join them

Former footballer and current pundit Tony Cascarino has linked Zaha with a move to Newcastle in The Times earlier this week.

Speaking in his article Cascarino said, “They should sign Wilfried Zaha. He is available for free when his contract with Crystal Palace expires this summer, and he would be a great fit”.

The betting odds suggest that there's a small chance that Zaha does end up at St James Park with an implied probability of 10% that it happens.

Palace are 5 points off safety and are 9/1 to be relegated

Crystal Palace are in danger of being dragged into the relegation battle this season with their post-World Cup form some of the worst in the league.

Since winning away at Bournemouth on Christmas Eve, Palace have failed to win in 9 Premier League games and sit just 5 points off the drop-zone now.

Patrick Vieira's men have a big job on their hands to stay way from the relegation battle with their next three fixtures against Man City, Brighton and Arsenal.

Three losses in those three games could well see their odds shorten from the 9/1 to be relegated this campaign and see pressure ramp up on the Palace players.