Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze is attracting a lot of interest from top Premier League clubs after a season in which he helped the Eagles win the FA Cup. The England international also looks to favour a move. Here are the latest betting odds for Eze’s next possible club, and the odds have shifted after he played for Palace against Chelsea and looked to say goodbye to the Eagles fans in the away end.
Eberechi Eze Next Club Betting Odds
Eze is a top player and has proven he’s a match winner with some of this goals over the last year, including the most important one for Palace in the FA Cup final. Arsenal have been heavily linked with Eze over the summer, and the attacking midfielder is an Arsenal fan, but it now looks like their North London rivals Spurs are the favourites. Their odds have shortened after the weekend, in which some reports were suggesting that Eze would not play against Chelsea. In the end, he did, but he did head to the Palace fans on his own and looked to be saying goodbye to them.
| Eze Next Club Betting Odds | Odds | Implied Probability |
| Spurs | 1/3 | 75% |
| Crystal Palace | 3/1 | 25% |
| Arsenal | 8/1 | 11.1% |
| Liverpool | 16/1 | 5.9% |
| Man City | 33/1 | 2.9% |
Spurs leapfrog Arsenal and become favourites to sign Eze
Arsenal fans were very confident in thinking they would sign Eze this summer, but that excitement has changed to worry as their big rivals Spurs have become favourites to sign the England international. Spurs’ odds are now as low as 1/3. Arsenal’s odds were 2/1, but they have now drifted to 8/1, suggesting they may be out of the race. The odds put Palace’s chances of keeping the player past the summer transfer window at 3/1, whilst it was 4/1 last week, giving Eagles fans a slim hope that he could stay.
It has been suggested this summer that Arsenal do want Eze but they need to sell players to fund the move. It now looks like Spurs are trying to capitalise on this and make a move now as they are able to spend big money without having to sell first.
The Spurs move does make sense as they have been big admirers of the player for many years now, and with James Maddison possibly out for the whole of the 2025/26 season, the North London club need attacking signings.
