Jan Bisseck wants to leave Inter: Crystal Palace has a chance to sign the German.

According to The Sun: The football club CRYSTAL PALACE has received positive news regarding the signing of German defender Jan Bisseck, who wants to leave Inter Milan in search of more playing time.

According to SunSport, Bisseck plans to move to a new club in the January transfer window, hoping to preserve his chances of participating in the World Cup.

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This season, Jan Bisseck has played only two matches for Inter Milan.

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Last season, he played over 40 matches across all competitions and helped the club reach the Champions League final.

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The club is actively looking for a replacement for Marc Guéhi.

Earlier, Palace offered around 30 million pounds for Bisseck, but Inter rejected the offer, considering him an important asset.

Things changed following the dismissal of coach Simone Inzaghi and the arrival of Cristian Chivu, which provided Bisseck with new opportunities.

Under Inzaghi, Bisseck played 46 matches for Inter, but under the new coach, he has played only twice and failed to make it into the Germany national team.

SunSport emphasizes that the German national team coach Julian Nagelsmann stated that only players who get sufficient playing time at club level will be invited to the national team.

This opens up opportunities for Bisseck to move to Palace, who have long considered him a potential replacement for Guéhi.

AS Monaco is also interested in Bisseck and is monitoring his situation.

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SunSport previously reported that Guéhi decided to stay at the club, although he expressed a desire to find a new challenge after the end of his contract.

This could allow Palace to sign the 24-year-old Bisseck.

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It is expected that the club will be able to sign him for less than 30 million pounds, with a sum of 22 million pounds looking quite realistic.

Palace wants to keep coach Oliver Glasner, whose contract ends this summer. The club is making significant efforts to convince him to stay, including rejecting the transfer of Guéhi for 35 million pounds when it became clear that a worthy replacement would not be found.

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Palace hopes to retain Glasner after this season, although so far this seems unlikely.