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Walter Benítez Transfer from PSV to Crystal Palace

Walter Benítez has transferred to Crystal Palace from PSV after his contract expired on June 30. He was a free agent following unsuccessful contract extension negotiations with PSV. He will compete with Dean Henderson at Crystal Palace, fulfilling his wish to play in a top competition. Previously, he played for Quilmes in Argentina and OGC Nice in France.

Walter Benitez, a 32-year-old goalkeeper, is set to join Crystal Palace on a free transfer. He is out of contract at PSV this month and has already completed his medical with Crystal Palace over the weekend. The transfer is aimed at adding depth to Crystal Palace's squad as they prepare for the UEFA Europa League next season. The move is seen as a potential bargain for Crystal Palace, considering Benitez's quality and experience.

Walter Benítez has decided to leave PSV after three seasons for a new adventure. Crystal Palace has won the battle for his signature, reaching an agreement with the 32-year-old Argentine goalkeeper last week. The length of the contract at Selhurst Park is not yet known.

Walter Benítez is expected to undergo a medical examination at Crystal Palace.

Walter Benítez has departed PSV on a free transfer. Crystal Palace, a London-based club, is currently in discussions with Benítez, although he is not the sole contender for the goalkeeper position at the club. Dean Henderson is regarded as his primary rival for the spot. The Athletic has noted Crystal Palace's interest in Benítez. Besides Crystal Palace, Everton is also keen on acquiring Benítez. If the negotiations with Palace do not succeed, Benítez might contemplate joining Everton, where he would face competition from England's international goalkeeper, Jordan Pickford. Having recently left PSV, where he played 134 official matches and achieved 43 clean sheets over three seasons, Benítez is anticipated to make a decision regarding his future soon.

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