Crystal Palace are one of the clubs interested in Christian Norgaard this summer, but the Arsenal midfielder could still choose to stay where he is.
Mads Glenn Wehlast reports for Bold.dk that Arsenal are willing to listen to bids for Christian Norgaard this summer, and Crystal Palace are one of the potential destinations for the midfielder.
There’s been sporadic interest from other English clubs, but Palace obviously have the advantage of allowing Norgaard to remain in London.
The report adds that Norgaard could still choose to stay at Arsenal. He knows his role in the squad, and that game time will be limited, but that option remains on the table.
The update comes amid claims from the UAE that Norgaard is in talks with UAE Pro League side Al Jazira Club over a possible transfer, though those reports are yet to be confirmed in the English or Danish media.
Norgaard only joined Arsenal from Brentford in 2025, and he became a Premier League winner in his first season with the Gunners, as well as making his first appearances in the Champions League.
But the other side of the story was that the 32-year-old played just 1,040 minutes, the equivalent of fewer than 12 full matches. For a 63-game Arsenal season, that’s not a lot.
Norgaard reportedly signed a two-year deal with Arsenal, with the option for a third. As it stands, that extra year isn’t expected to be activated, meaning his deal would be up next summer.
The midfielder recently retired from international football, so he won’t even have Denmark games to rack up some minutes next season. If he’s not playing with his club, he won’t be playing much at all.
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