Crystal Palace have made an initial offer to acquire Maxence Lacroix from Wolfsburg, according to Fabrizio Romano. The proposal includes a £12 million fixed fee, with an additional £2 million in potential add-ons.
Details of the Bid
The French centre-back, who has expressed a desire to leave Wolfsburg, has only one year remaining on his current contract. Palace manager Oliver Glasner has identified Lacroix as a key target for the club’s defensive line-up.
Background
Lacroix, 24, has previously declined a contract extension with Wolfsburg, signalling his intention to seek new opportunities. His playing style is characterised by strong aerial ability and robust tackling, making him a valuable asset for any defensive unit.
Previous Developments
Recent reports have highlighted Crystal Palace’s interest in bolstering their defence, with Lacroix being a primary candidate. The club’s pursuit of the player has been ongoing, with earlier news indicating their strategic focus on securing his services.
The negotiations are ongoing, and further updates are expected as both clubs work towards a potential agreement.