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title: "Manager admits that he will sell Crystal Palace target"
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published: "2016-04-28T10:20:45Z"
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# Manager admits that he will sell Crystal Palace target

Speaking about the [reports](https://www.croydonadvertiser.co.uk/Crystal-Palace-set-tie-2-5-million-deal-League/story-29172294-detail/story.html?) that have emerged linking Crystal Palace with a move for Gillingham midfielder Bradley Dack, Gills manager Justin Edinburgh had admitted that the club will not block a move for their star man in a Premier League club do come in with a suitable bid.

The 21-year-old has been in fantastic form for the League One side this season, scoring 15 goals in 41 games, as well as creating a further eight goals for teammates with direct assists.

As reported in [The Express](https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/665052/Bradley-Dack-Gillingham-Crystal-Palace-League-One-Team-Of-The-Year-Transfer-News), Edinburgh said:

> We are not silly, we know he will move on, that is football. He is destined for bigger and better things. I am not saying that if he went to Palace he would play, but certainly his future I can see as being a Premier League player. There is no doubt that we know Dacky has achieved a fantastic level of performance and has picked up some brilliant accolades on a personal level.

![Charlie Crowhurst/Getty Images Sport](https://media.readcrystalpalace.com/readcrystalpalace/sites/17/2016/04/467891132.jpg)

It looks highly likely that Palace will be active in the summer transfer window as they look to address the issues that saw them have a massive post-Christmas slump that took them from European contenders to almost being dragged into a relegation dogfight.

Thankfully, recent results have steered Palace to safety and the fact they have an FA cup final to play in a few weeks’ time makes the poor league campaign easier to accept.
