Journalist Alan Nixon claims that Crystal Palace has backup plans in case they decide not to buy Genk right-back Daniel Munoz.
The South London team wants to bolster their roster before the transfer window closes.
In order to add a new right-back to their roster, Palace has been scouting a number of players before attempting to close a deal.
Munoz has emerged as the top target and Crystal Palace have made moves to potentially take the Genk man to Selhurst Park.
However, it has been claimed that Palace have also lined up potential alternative targets to Munoz as well.
Crystal Palace do not want to end up overpaying for a player who turns 28 in May and are keen to do a cost-effective deal.
The club are prepared to walk away from negotiations if Genk demand an unreasonable fee for the defender.
If the Colombian defender cannot be reached to a deal, the Eagles are working on other options.
