Yohan Cabaye believes Crystal Palace team mate Wilfried Zaha is good enough to play for Paris Saint-Germain.
The Palace winger rose through the Eagles' youth ranks before sealing a move to Manchester United in January 2013.
However, Zaha failed to make an impact at Old Trafford and returned to Selhurst Park, where he has re-established himself as a key member of his boyhood's club's midfield.
Zaha is set to face his former side in Saturday's FA Cup final and Cabaye is adamant the 23-year-old belongs at the top level and would not look out of place at the Parce des Princes, where the Frenchman plied his trade for a year before joining Palace last summer.
"For me Wilfried is an unbelievable player. He has a big, big talent and is still young," Cabaye told the Telegraph.
“I don't know what happened at that time [United] but I'm just happy to have Wilf in the team.
"He can make a difference on the pitch and is very important to us.
“Yeah, he has that quality [to play at PSG]. He is still young, so is going to learn again and again."
Zaha failed to secure a place in England's Euro 2016 squad - and has just one senior cap to his name - but Cabaye believes the winger could soon be recognised by Roy Hodgson.
"Hopefully for him he will get in the England squad soon, after the Euros maybe, and if he is still playing at this level it is a chance for us," he added.
Palace have never won the FA Cup in their history and have been installed as underdogs ahead of their clash with United, who have won the tournament 11 times.
