De Boer compares Zaha to Neymar
Crystal Palace have their own Neymar thanks to Wilfried Zaha, according to Frank de Boer.

Wilfried Zaha has been compared to Barcelona star Neymar by Crystal Palace manager Frank de Boer.
Zaha has impressed De Boer since the Dutchman replaced Sam Allardyce at Selhurst Park in June, earning praise at the Premier League Asia Trophy in Hong Kong.
De Boer highlighted the former Manchester United attacker's skill, likening it to Neymar, who is reportedly the subject of a world-record offer from Paris Saint-Germain.
"He can make some half pass in between and he is away," said De Boer.
"That's a quality not many players have - to still [have] control at the highest speed. Neymar has it. If I have to compare with one it's Neymar."
"What he has in his skills I think he is a lot like, if we have to give an example, for me it's Neymar," De Boer added.
"He also has the quick feet and he's gone. Very skinny, so fast, every touch, every pass."
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Named Palace's Player of the Season the past two campaigns, Zaha scored seven Premier League goals and assisted nine others in 2016-17.

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