Crystal Palace risk losing Victor Moses for chump change, it has been revealed.

The Daily Mail says Palace players were supposed to be paid on Thursday but, for the fourth occasion this season, they were left waiting for their money.

Under the terms of their Football League contracts, if the players have not been paid within 14 days of their normal pay date, the club would be in breach of contract.

This would allow the Palace players to leave the club for nothing provided each player puts their request in writing and gains permission from the Football League.

And it is understood Moses advisers have given serious consideration to handing in a letter to Palace confirming his intention to walk away from the club for nothing if he isn't paid by January 14.

West Bromwich have already tabled a £1.5m bid for Moses but Palace are desperately keeping their fingers crossed for a higher fee.

Manchester City football administrator Brian Marwood has approached Palace and will send scouts to watch Moses this month - though they would look to loan him out on arrival. Liverpool, Tottenham, Birmingham, Wigan, Everton and Arsenal have also shown an interest.