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Wilfred Zaha has handed in a transfer request to Crystal Palace to try and force through a move to Everton.
The Ivory Coast international has taken things into his own hands after the Eagles rejected another bid for the winger.
Everton have seen a bid of £70m plus James McCarthy and Cenk Tosun rejected by Palace.
Zaha has now decided to hand in a transfer request and force a move to Goodison Park before tomorrow night's 5pm deadline.
Arsenal have also been linked with the former Manchester United winger this summer but have signed Nicolas Pepe instead.
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