Crystal Palace and Everton are reportedly working on a swap deal involving Brennan Johnson and Dwight McNeil.According to a report from The Times, the two clubs are currently locked in talks, and it remains to be seen whether they can get the deal done. Apparently, the move could be complicated by the valuation for the wingers, and the two clubs are yet to reach an agreement.Swap deal could be ideal for McNeil and JohnsonMcNeil struggled for opportunities at Everton last season, and he needs to leave the club in order to play regularly. The move to Crystal Palace could be an exciting opportunity for him, especially if the Eagles are prepared to provide him with the necessary game time.Similarly, Crystal Palace paid a substantial amount of money for Johnson, but he has not made the desired impact. The former Tottenham attacker will look for a fresh start as well, and the move to Everton could be ideal for him.Want more CaughtOffside coverage? Add us as a preferred source on Google to your favourites list for news you can trust.More Stories / Latest NewsCrystal Palace and Everton discuss surprise swap deal involving two Premier League starsAug 9 2026, 6:00Liverpool ready to sanction €70 million exit as Real Madrid circle key starAug 8 2026, 22:30Romano confirms surprise Arsenal enquiry for 28-year-old ahead of “complicated” moveAug 8 2026, 22:00Can the two clubs get the deal done?It remains to be seen whether all parties can come to an agreement in the coming weeks. Both clubs need more quality in the final third, and they will hope the swap deal benefits them both.Swap deals are often complicated and difficult to execute, and the move will hardly be straightforward.Everton will be looking to build on a solid season last time out and push for European football. On the other hand, Palace will be competing in Europe in the upcoming campaign, and they need a deeper squad with more quality in order to do well across multiple competitions.The post Crystal Palace and Everton discuss surprise swap deal involving two Premier League stars appeared first on CaughtOffside.