Crystal Palace's efforts to land Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara appear to have stalled, with the Ligue 1 club reportedly rejecting an opening bid from the Eagles and raising their valuation for the highly-rated Senegal international.
According to EPL Index, Monaco's harder stance has complicated Palace's approach, and the situation has now attracted interest from elsewhere — with Liverpool and Manchester United both said to be monitoring Camara's situation as the transfer saga develops.
The report suggests Palace may need to significantly improve their offer if they are to fend off competition from two of England's biggest clubs, both of whom are understood to be watching closely rather than actively bidding at this stage. For now, Camara's future remains unresolved, with Monaco holding firm on their asking price and Palace left to reassess their options amid growing external interest in the 21-year-old.