Coral’s possible destinations for Crystal Palace dangerman Bolasie

The 17-capped Democratic Republic of Congo midfielder is Lyonnais by birth and could favour a move back to his hometown club to help their highly-rated current crop challenge for titles and venture into the Champions League.

Marseille
Having lost much of their potency through exits of Andre Ayew, Andre-Pierre Gignac and Dmitri Payet, Les Phoceens need to start bringing some star dust back through the Stade Velodrome door, especially if they are to retain mercurial manager Marcelo Bielsa.

At 26, Bolasie’s experience could balance well in tandem with 22-year-old whiz Florian Thauvin, another versatile attacker, who is still somewhat of a rough diamond.

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Newcastle United
Magpies manager Steve McClaren has already spoken of surprise signings and, after rejuvenating the St James’ Park attack with recent additions Aleksandar Mitrovic and Georginio Wijnaldum, adding Bolasie to the Tyneside team’s roster would continue that trend.

After Newcastle’s poor end to last term, further reinforcements are still required to spark McClaren’s attack, and Bolasie already has family links to the Northeast outfit, as cousin and fellow winger Kazenga LuaLua is a former Magpies cult hero.

Tottenham
Another supposed suitor is Spurs, with Maurico Pochettino said to be scouring the continent to bring genuine top quality width to White Hart Lane.

Should Aaron Lennon and Andros Townsend call it quits in London, there would be more than enough space for Bolasie to arrive. However, the wingman would certainly be put under the microscope as Tottenham challenge for a top four place, and would have to repeatedly prove his purple patch last season was not a mere flash in the pan.

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West Ham United
It’s no secret that, under new boss Slaven Bilic, the Hammers are on an intense recruitment drive, with Bolasie believed to be the Croatian coach’s next target after snaring playmaking pair Dmitri Payet and Manuel Lanzini. The ambitious side may still need added guile and goals from wide though, following string-puller Stewart Downing’s departure.

Any switch to Upton Park could be a risk as, with so much change afoot, West Ham (2/1 for a top 10 finish) will likely have a far less stable upcoming campaign than Palace, especially considering their Europa League adventures. Yet, the thought of Bolasie supporting forwards Enner Valencia and Diafra Sakho would surely be thrilling for fans.