Eberechi Eze

The days when the national squad was riven with cliques are long gone under Gareth Southgate

Smart recruitment and faith in youth have resulted in four Palace players travelling to Germany

Palace's form means there is no shortage of options for Gareth Southgate to consider for the squad he will lead to Germany next month

Oliver Glasner has Crystal Palace playing as a team - and the attacking threat keeps growing

Eze is key to how Crystal Palace play, but a new system preferred by the recently appointed Glasner means both men may need to compromise

A romantic comeback soured badly at Selhurst Park – so how did everything go so horribly wrong?

Tuesday's win over Sheffield United offered a reminder of how much Palace have missed their dynamic duo this season

The mood for the rest of the season at Crystal Palace hangs in the balance this week – two wins and new recruits would offer respite

Crystal Palace have missed Michael Olise and Eberechi Eze in tandem this season, but they thrived against Brentford with the pair restored

Crystal Palace have suffered a double injury blow with fears that midfielders Cheick Doucoure and Eberechi Eze could be out for up to six months and up to four weeks respectively. Doucoure suffered an Achilles injury after he slipped awkwardly playing a pass in the second half of Palace’s 2-1 defeat against Luton at Kenilworth Road on Saturday, while Eze picked up an ankle problem during a tangle with defender Gabriel Osho in the first half. Although he tried to continue he was eventually forced off four minutes into the second half. Mali midfielder Doucoure has been one of Palace’s...

One of Palace's best players signing a long-term deal can persuade others, already at the club or elsewhere, to commit their futures too

Roy Hodgson is without his best creative players for the foreseeable future, so what are his options?

Fans will not appreciate clubs eyeing Palace's stars - but it vindicates the club's strategy...

Eberechi Eze's backstory is one of rejection from a succession of academies. Now, ahead of an England debut, it is a source of inspiration

Crystal Palace forward Eberechi Eze believes the injury that destroyed his Euro 2020 dream has fuelled his journey to a potential England debut this week. Eze is aiming for a first full cap on Friday when England take on Malta in a Euro 2024 qualifier. But he could have made his debut two years ago at the delayed Euro 2020 tournament, only to rupture his Achilles tendon in training with Palace on the same day he was selected for the provisional squad. Now the 24-year-old says that setback shaped him to become the player who has earned another call from England head coach Gareth Southgate.

Palace are waiting to learn whether Wilfried Zaha will leave, and the focus of their transfer policy may hinge on the forward's future

Michael Olise and Eberechi Eze have hit a golden streak of form for Palace - fans should savour every minute of an enthralling partnership

Eberechi Eze has battled club rejections, a serious injury and falling out of favour at Crystal Palace - and emerged stronger for it