JUST IN: According to a report from Sky Sports, Sunderland has slapped a “£30 million” price tag on their best player, sparking interest from Wolves and Crystal Palace.

Transfer gossip: Sunderland slap ‘£30m’ price on star man amid Wolves and Crystal Palace interest

Sunderland are said to be holding out for a whopping £30million for the attacker

Sunderland have reportedly slapped a valuation of £25million to £30million on the head of Jack Clarke this summer.

Clarke has been the subject of intense transfer speculation in recent windows. Burnley had bids rejected by Sunderland 12 months ago before Italian club Lazio also attempted to Lure the former Leeds United man away from the Stadium of Light last January.

Transfer gossip: Sunderland slap '£30m' price on star man amid Wolves and Crystal  Palace interest

Southampton have also been linked with a move for Clarke after their promotion to the Premier League last season under Russell Martin. Clarke scored 15 goals and bagged four assists in the Championship this season.

Fresh reports, however, have linked Premier League clubs Wolves and Crystal Palace with a move for Clarke during the summer transfer window. An article from Give Me Sport also states that Sunderland are holding out for a fee of £25million to £30million.

It is thought to be unlikely that Clarke will sign a new deal at Sunderland. Tottenham are also due a percentage of any deal for the attacker, who has two years left on his current contract.

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READ MORE Zak Johnson tells of Sunderland hopes after Dundalk loan

SUNDERLAND teenager Zak Johnson wants to force his way into Regis Le Bris’ first team plans on Wearside after impressing on loan in Ireland.

The 19-year-old defender is set to return to Sunderland for pre-season on the back of a confidence-building stint with Dundalk.

Having joined the Lilywhites in February, Johnson has played a starring role in a record-breaking run, keeping eight consecutive clean sheets.

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That followed a testing spell at Hartlepool in the first half of last season, when Johnson admits he found the transition into regular senior football difficult.

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