Wilfried Zaha will make a decision on his future next week, with Crystal Palace holding out hope that he will elect to stay in South London.

The winger, 30, is away on his honeymoon and will take up one of several proposals when he returns, according to The Guardian.

Zaha is out of contract this summer and has an offer of Champions League football on the table from Lazio.

Fenerbahce and Al-Nassr have also made a move for the former Manchester United attacker, while talks have been held with Napoli, Paris Saint-Germain and Galatasaray.

While he is likely to turn down interest from the Saudi club, a move into Europe remains a possibility despite Palace's offer being by far the most lucrative.

The Eagles have offered their talisman £200,000 per week to make him their highest-paid player ever but he wants assurances about their ambition to push up the Premier League table.

Zaha has made the third-most appearances in the club's history (458) and is their all-time highest Premier League goalscorer. 

But he is yet to communicate his decision to owner Steve Parish or manager Roy Hodgson and could still be tempted away by the lure of European football.

In other news

Bayern Munich are set to make an improved offer of close to £70million for Harry Kane, according to Mail Sport.

The Guardian say that Chelsea want £40m for striker Romelu Lukaku, who is attracting interest from Inter Milan, Juventus and Al-Hilal.

Chelsea have held discussions with Arsenal striker Florian Balogun, write FootballTransfers.