Liverpool are said to be planning an ambitious bid for Adam Wharton in the upcoming summer transfer window in the hope that can be persuaded to sell their highly sought-after playmaker.
Wharton, 21, has managed the step up to the with aplomb since joining the Eagles from back in February 2024 and has already , with his form also earning him a first senior England cap.
The youngster's 2024-25 campaign has been a frustrating one due to injury. But that - and that could lead to a scramble for his services in the upcoming summer window.
According to a new report from, are among those who could move for Wharton. It's said the Reds' transfer team are 'focusing' on the midfielder, who would likely cost in excess of £50million.
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It's claimed that Wharton, who was born and raised in Blackburn, would be interested in an opportunity to return to the north-west. However, assurances over game time would be needed to ensure his current career trajectory is not curtailed.
Wharton has previously been courted by and . But while they and Liverpool may be keen, Palace will be desperate to keep hold of Wharton and their other top assets.
Would Wharton be a good signing for Liverpool?
Crucially, the Londoners are in a strong position on that front, with Wharton's contract still having four years left to run.
The Eagles could also offer Wharton the carrot of featuring in Europe next season after reaching the final courtesy of on Saturday.
Liverpool would be able to offer the youngster the chance to fight for league titles and play in the if they do go on to strike a deal with Palace for the midfielder. It is no secret that a flurry of transfer activity is expected at Anfield this summer as continues to put his fingerprints on the squad.
The Reds can clinch the title on Sunday if they avoid defeat against at Anfield, meaning any new summer recruits would be joining the Premier League champions.
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