Crystal Palace may find it harder to keep hold of Jaydee Canvot next summer if Paris Saint-Germain turn their long-standing interest into a concrete offer, according to Football Insider.

PSG Interest in Jaydee Canvot Explained

The 20-year-old France defender joined from Toulouse in 2025 for £20million and has quickly become a key figure in Palace’s backline. PSG were monitoring him before he moved to England, and former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown believes the Ligue 1 champions would be a tough rival for the Eagles to resist. A return home to a leading European club could appeal to the player.

Palace Determined to Protect Their Investment

Palace turned down an approach from PSG during the summer and have no plans to cash in. Canvot has made 41 appearances and helped the club to Conference League glory last season, while Pierre Sage regards him as an important part of his plans. Selhurst Park officials believe regular Premier League minutes are ideal for his development.

No formal bid is expected imminently, but that could change quickly if PSG decide he is a priority.

Canvot was left out against Ipswich after a poor display against Fulham, only to return against Leeds and impress, underlining his value.

Our Take on the Canvot Situation

This looks more like a warning shot than an imminent saga. Palace are under no financial pressure, which strengthens their hand, but a young Frenchman offered the chance to chase major honours at home is a powerful draw. In my opinion, the size and timing of any offer will matter far more than sentiment, and Palace would be wise to start thinking about contingency plans now.