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Latest under our scout's gaze is Crystal Palace's Yannick Bolasie

The scout reports...

Even with Manchester United-bound Wilfried Zaha on the opposite flank at Crystal Palace - Yannick Bolasie has emerged as one of biggest talents outside the Premier League.

It is fair to say a few eyebrows were raised when Palace snapped up Bolasie from Bristol City in the summer - few thought he would be a first-team regular.

But not only has he made a first-team place his own, he has emerged as one of the Championship's top performers this term, and even on many occasions out shining England international Zaha.

Bolasie's own story is an interesting one. French-born to parents from DR Congo, he moved to London before he was one and was raised in Croydon.

His talents were obvious from an early age and he was soon playing for Rushden & Diamonds (in the league at this time) in their youth set-up - but his first real taste of action came with Hillingdon Borough.

His career then took a slightly unusual switch as a friend recommended him to a club in Malta and he began his professional career with Floriana - where he spent a full season.

He was soon offered a trial back in England with Plymouth - he impressed and earned a two-year deal. But he spent the next couple of seasons on loan at Barnet and did not make his debut for the Pilgrims until 2010 - but he soon became a firm fans' favourite.

His former at Home Park saw Bristol City snap him up in 2011 and his rapid progression continued at a pace and after just 12-months at Ashton Gate he was already on the move with Palace quick to bring him in.

Bolasie's progress at Selhurst Park has been spectacular - he has been a regular all season and has impressed at every turn. Many clubs are know to have turned up to check on Zaha earlier in the year, but have since returned glowing reports on Bolasie instead.

Indeed Bolasie's name is already been linked with a move to the Premier League - and why not? He seemingly has everything that the £15million Zaha has, indeed you could argue more.

Bolasie is very similar to Zaha in terms of stature and his general play. Two footed, he can play on either side - but he is quicker.

Despite being 23, Bolasie has 200 league games under his belt and his own-field maturity does show - and it is clear to see why he has played such a big part in Palace's season.

With a vicious shot, Bolasie does have rough edges - but so many have been smoothed out in the past 12 months, which has enhanced his progress.

DR Congo are desperate for Bolasie to commit to them, and it is very easy to see why as both England and France have no doubt been alerted to his progress .

The scout says...

A real talent who has seemingly come from nowhere - having already lost Zaha, seemingly Palace need to book promotion to stop Bolasie following him to the Premier League.

Is clearly performing well under Ian Holloway - but a 23, he could already be ready for the top-flight.

The Scout rating...

Shooting: 7 out of 10

Passing: 8 out of 10

Tackling: 6 out of 10

Heading: 6 out of 10

Pace: 9 out of 10

Vision: 8 out of 10

Current ability: 8 out of 10

Potential ability: 10 out of 10

OVERALL SCOUT RATING:62/80

Current value: £5million

Potential value: £20million

Your opinion...

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