Eze actually spent time playing for Arsenal much earlier in his career, as an academy player. The Gunners let him go at the age of 13, and he admitted in 2021 that the decision left him in tears.
The versatile Palace midfielder can also play on the wings and made 31 appearances for his current club last season, scoring 11 goals and assisting six.
He’s kicked off the new season as a starter for Palace, scoring twice in four matches, and he made a couple of substitute appearances for England over the international break.