Crystal Palace transfer talk so far this summer has been centred on outgoings after several first team stars enjoyed head-turning Premier League campaigns last time out.
The prolific duo of Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise are the two Eagles men at the heart of transfer rumours. A host of top flight rivals are said to be interested in the forwards, including Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United. Crystal Palace would be gutted to lose their star men but are believed to have put a £60 million price tag on each one.
Defender Marc Guehi is another rising star who has been linked with a summer exit as he impresses at Euro 2024. Wherever the club do cash in on players, there's sure to be incomings too.
LondonWorld looks at what a new Crystal Palace starting XI could look like next season if current transfer rumours, both sale and purchases, are true - market value according to Transfermarkt.
1. GK - Dean Henderson, £10m
Crystal Palace are strong in the goalkeeper position with both Sam Johnstone and Dean Henderson reliable performers. The former missed the back end of the season through injury but it might be harsh to take the starting role away from Henderson after such an impressive end to the last campaign for the Eagles. | Getty Images
2. LWB - Tyrick Mitchell, £21m
Only missed one Premier League match last season. Fast blossoming into a real talent and growing into the left wing back role. | Getty Images
3. CB - Joachim Andersen, £30m
Played all but three minutes of the Premier League campaign last season. Crystal Palace fought off transfer interest to keep him last summer and it's easy to see why the club was so keen to keep the centre-back. | Getty Images
4. CB - Trevoh Chalobah, £11m
Linked with a move away from Chelsea this summer, although some reports suggest the player would rather stay at Stamford Bridge. Fulham are credited with a £25 million interest while GIVEMESPORT claim the Blues could offer Chalobah as part of a swap deal for Michael Olise. A defensive signing could be important for the Eagles with rumours suggesting Marc Guehi could be sold. | Getty Images