Crystal Palace winger attracts 'interest' from Bayern Munich as Oliver Glasner makes Millwall claim

Crystal Palace are now looking ahead to this weekend’s Premier League clash with Everton after taking care of business in the FA Cup on Monday night. the Eagles saw off Doncaster Rovers and booked their spot in the last 16.

Attention now turns back to the league as Oliver Glasner looks to take his side into the top half. In the meantime, we have rounded up all the latest news and transfer rumours surrounding Selhurst park.

Derry interest

One of Crystal Palace’s most talented young players is said to be attracting interest from a number of big clubs. The Eagles are no strangers to seeing big clubs come circling for their players, but in this case, some of the world’s biggest clubs could snap one up before he even makes his first team debut.

According to Football Insider, Jesse Derry, who is the son of former player Shaun Derry, is being watched by Bayern Munich, Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain and Atletico Madrid. The 17-year-old winger is yet to pen professional terms, and that could open the window to those big clubs, albeit the Eagles would still be due compensation if he was to move on.

Glasner on Millwall cup draw

Palace boss Glasner has issued his verdict on the FA Cup draw that pits his side against London rivals Millwall. He said: “I could feel the excitement in the dressing room from all the staff. It’s important for our fans - it’s a big rivalry. It’s important for all of us. But in a cup competition, it’s an all-or-nothing game.

“It makes this game even bigger than it is. Against any other team, the target and the goal is the same, winning the game and getting into the quarter-final. For me personally, it’s too far away. It’s three weeks away and then in five days we play Everton at home. My focus now is on the Everton game.”

Hughes on FA Cup run

Will Hughes believes Palace ‘have a chance’ of going all the way in the FA CUp after beating Doncaster Rovers on Monday night. "With the squad we've got and how seriously we take it, I think we've always got a chance," Hughes told BBC Sport.

"You know, the gaffer has told us that many times. We've taken all the cup competitions seriously with the team selections and how we approach all the games, so I think that's shown this season - so it's another chance to go far. The style we play really suits me. We've got such a good group here, a great squad. It was good to see a couple of faces back tonight, Matheus [França] and Adam [Wharton], who have been out for quite a while, so yeah, it was a good night all-round.

"I know it's a cliché, but we knew it was going to be a tough game. You look at the results over the weekend, although there weren't many shocks as such, all the games involving Premier League teams were really tight. I think it was really important to get the first goal and, of course, you've got to see it out at the end."

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