Roy Hodgson expects Crystal Palace will again face a fight to keep Wilfried Zaha this summer and believes the club's top goalscorer retains his ambition of wanting to play in the Champions League.
The Eagles will get a glimpse at life after their talismanic attacker on Monday when they visit Leeds without the 28-year-old.
Zaha sustained a hamstring injury in last week's win over Newcastle and Palace will attempt to secure a third straight win despite missing their nine-goal hitman.
Interest in the academy graduate remains high despite the Ivory Coast international signing a long-term deal at Selhurst Park three years ago, while the club rejected offers from Arsenal and Everton in the summer of 2019.