Crystal Palace manager Roy Hogdson admits both Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Wilfried Zaha could leave the club at the end of the season.
Recent reports have linked Manchester United with summer moves for the pair following their impressive individual performances for the Eagles throughout the current campaign.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side are keen to invest in player recruitment at the end of the season as they look to mount a Premier League title challenge, with the Palace duo both tipped for potential moves to Old Trafford.
And although both players have recently signed long-term contracts at Selhurst Park, Hodgson admits every player has a certain price-tag.
“Every footballer has his price,” Hodgson said.
“Just because they have a contract here doesn’t mean they have their feet nailed down here.
“The club is in no way advertising them as sellable objects.
“The good thing for me is one has a five-year contract, and one has a four-year contract.
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“Our aim is to start next season with them in our team, and if not, I hope the club feel the offers received for them were enough and worth taking."
Transfer speculation is nothing new to the 71-year-old manager, who went on to joke about the nature of gossip which he has experienced throughout his career.
"It’s been happening on a regular basis this season,” Hodgson added.
“Being linked to other clubs, we were linked to clubs in England, we were in Germany, we’re back in England now.”
