No Premier League team spent less on new signings this season than Crystal Palace, who invested only around £45m on Cheick Doucoure, Chris Richards and Naouirou Ahamada.
But this could be a busy summer at Selhurst Park and Palace have already moved to sign Jefferson Lerma on a free transfer from Bournemouth.
It remains to be seen whether Roy Hodgson will stay on as manager, and Wilfried Zaha’s future remains uncertain.
Top priority
A striker. Much of Palace’s struggles under Patrick Vieira boiled down to their lack of clinical finishing and a new frontman is key this summer.
Odsonne Edouard and Jean-Philippe Mateta managed just seven Premier League goals between them and Palace will look to upgrade on them.
What else they need
Palace have confirmed long-term servants Luka Milivojevic and James McArthur are leaving this summer and they are targeting new midfielders.
The Eagles have already moved to sign Lerma on a free transfer from Bournemouth. The Colombian cost Bournemouth £25m in 2018 and was named their player of the season.
Palace could also be in the market for a new defender, with Marc Guehi a target for Tottenham and Arsenal.
Possible ins
A deal to sign Lerma has been agreed and Palace have been linked number of strikers, including Middlesbrough’s Chuba Akpom and Lyon's Moussa Dembele.
They have also been linked with a move for 18-year-old Gambian striker Adama Bojang, who is currently starring at the Under-20 World Cup, as well as Sunderland duo Ross Stewart and Jack Clarke.
Nice right-back Jordan Lotomba is another player linked with a move to Selhurst Park.
Possible outs
Zaha’s future remains uncertain. Palace have offered him a new four-year contract worth £200,000-a-week but he has so far been reluctant to commit to his boyhood club.
Guehi is wanted by Tottenham and Arsenal but Palace are demanding £50m for him, while James Tomkins is out of contract.
Michael Olise has been identified by Paris Saint-Germain as a potential summer target but Palace will be reluctant to lose him and Zaha in the same summer.
