Adam wharton liverpool
Liverpool are reportedly in advanced talks to sign Adam Wharton, potentially setting a new transfer record for Crystal Palace. The club seeks to replace Curtis Jones, whose contract discussions have stalled with just one year remaining.
Wharton is open to the move, and Crystal Palace will not hinder the transfer if their valuation is met. The asking price for the young midfielder is believed to be £70 million, which would surpass the previous club record of £68 million set by Arsenal when they signed Eberechi Eze last summer.
Key statistics:
- Curtis Jones has one year left on his contract.
- Adam Wharton has created 13 Big Chances this season, ranking fourth in the Premier League.
- A sale at £70 million would establish a new transfer benchmark for Crystal Palace.
Liverpool’s midfield has been a glaring weakness throughout the current season. The team has struggled to find consistent playmakers, making Wharton’s potential signing even more critical. Liverpool faces competition from Manchester United, who are also interested in securing his services.
Nicky Butt expressed confidence in Wharton’s abilities, stating, “I really do like Adam Wharton. I’d prefer him over Elliot Anderson, but they’re both great players.” The outcome of these negotiations could significantly impact both clubs’ strategies moving forward.