According to reporter Ben Jacobs, suggestions that Adam Wharton has already agreed to a five-year deal with Liverpool are incorrect. Jacobs also stated that Liverpool's priorities are in other areas, regarding both targets and positions. Transfer correspondent Fraser Fletcher revealed on Monday that Liverpool are preparing a move, described as aggressive, in an attempt to sign Wharton. It is expected that Liverpool will make the 21-year-old a prime target if they replace head coach Slot with Xabi Alonso.

According to DaveOCKOP, Liverpool have held fresh talks with Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton, who views Anfield as his preferred destination amid interest from rival clubs. Separately, El Nacional reports that Liverpool have approached Palace with a bid of €100 million (£86.6 million, $118.7 million) that would also allow Wharton to complete the season at Selhurst Park.

Nicolò Schira reported that Liverpool have prevailed over Real Madrid in their pursuit of Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton. The same report states that the England international is prepared to join the defending English champions with a five-year contract.

Transfer reporter IndyKaila reported that Xabi Alonso's representatives requested the signing of Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace in a meeting with Liverpool's hierarchy. Reports in Spain have suggested that Alonso has already been approached by the Liverpool hierarchy. It is reported that Alonso wants assurances that significant transfers will be made in the market.

According to transfer reporter Nicolo Schira, Adam Wharton is getting closer to joining Liverpool from Crystal Palace, with a transfer reportedly close to completion. Schira posted on X that the midfielder has given his availability to join Liverpool on a five-year contract. Wharton is likely to require a large transfer fee, and reports speculate that Palace may demand at least €100 million to sanction a sale this summer. The player's Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) is €61.7m.

Sources indicate that should Liverpool sanction the sale of Jones, it could accelerate a summer move for Adam Wharton. Slot considers the Crystal Palace midfielder to be a future central part of his system.

Lewis Steele reported that Liverpool are prepared to pay £80m for Adam Wharton. It was acknowledged that competition to sign the 21-year-old will be intense, but an £80m offer from Liverpool would help determine the seriousness of their transfer rivals. Steele also insisted the prevailing expectation is that Wharton will be the next prominent player to leave Selhurst Park after Marc Guehi and along with Jean-Philippe Mateta. Sources have informed that Wharton will not be leaving Crystal Palace this month, but that the chances of him remaining a player for the club for the next season are almost zero.

Sources confirm that Crystal Palace have accepted they will lose Adam Wharton at the end of the season. Multiple top-six clubs have registered firm interest ahead of the summer window. Liverpool, who are looking for long-term options for their midfield, have monitored Adam Wharton. Sources state that Palace will demand a base fee of around £65million, with add-ons.

Adam Wharton is likely to leave Crystal Palace soon, and Liverpool is interested in signing him. Crystal Palace is observing an anticipated bidding war. According to Spanish outlet AS, any interested club will likely need to exceed the €65 million received for Eberechi Eze and to offer an elite salary. The outlet suggests this reflects the significant potential of Adam Wharton and the level of interest in him.

Liverpool have been linked to Adam Wharton, whose future at Selhurst Park is uncertain, especially as Oliver Glasner is expected to depart.

Adam Wharton is being tracked by several top English top-flight teams, including Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, and Man Utd. Wharton's agent, James Featherstone, has indicated that a move to a Champions League club could be a possibility, as the pair have devised a transfer plan.

According to Indykalia, Manchester United have submitted an official bid for Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton with the intention of signing him ahead of Liverpool.

According to DAVEOCKOP, Liverpool are holding initial talks to discuss signing Adam Wharton in 2026. The report also states that Wharton's preference is a move to Anfield. DAVEOCKOP also suggests that Liverpool are more likely targeting a deal for next summer than for January. TEAMtalk has consistently reported that it would take over £70m to sign Wharton from Crystal Palace and that the club is determined to keep him. Wharton has a contract with Palace until 2029. Sources have consistently indicated that signing him in January will be very difficult, if not impossible.

Defensa Central reports that Liverpool are concerned about a potential bidding war with Real Madrid over Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton. The report claims that as a result, Liverpool have decided to meet the asking price of €60 million (£52.7 million, $69.3 million) to complete a deal as soon as possible.

A report from Football Insider indicates that Liverpool is one of the clubs interested in signing Adam Wharton, with Keith Wyness telling the outlet that Liverpool might need to pay £150 million to complete the deal. Crystal Palace will not want to lose Adam Wharton easily.

Transfermarkt reports that there is growing interest in Wharton from top clubs, and that the player has numerous admirers at clubs such as Real Madrid, Liverpool, and Manchester City.

Transfermarkt reports that Liverpool could make a potential move for Adam Wharton next summer. The 21-year-old has been a revelation since joining Crystal Palace from Blackburn Rovers. Wharton is currently valued at €45m on Transfermarkt, but that figure could rise in the Premier League market value update.

Liverpool are reportedly likely to make Crystal Palace central midfielder Adam Wharton one of their top transfer targets in 2026, according to a report from the Daily Mail. Journalist Lewis Steele was responding to questions about recent links between the Reds and Wharton.

Amid links with Liverpool, Crystal Palace are readying talks over a new contract with Adam Wharton as they seek to fend off interest from Europe’s biggest sides. Palace are seeking to offer him improved terms as soon as possible. The Daily Mail state talks over a new contract are planned to fend off a growing list of suitors which also includes Liverpool. Wharton, who is currently tied to Palace until the summer of 2029, is priced at £75 million ($101 million), while BBC Sport expects any release clause to surpass that figure.

Sources confirm Adam Wharton is on the radar of Liverpool's Arne Slot and Richard Hughes, but the club has been told they have next to no chance of signing him from Crystal Palace in the January transfer window. The Eagles have zero intentions of parting company with Wharton in January. Transfer journalist Pete O’Rourke insists an offer of £60m would not convince Oliver Glasner’s side to sell. The Reds are happy to wait to do business until the season’s end, with a deal for Wharton seen as more doable in the summer of 2026.

According to Football Insider, Crystal Palace see Adam Wharton as a key part of Oliver Glasner’s plans. Wharton is under contract until 2029, and his release in January would require a huge fee. Pete O’Rourke confirmed that Palace have no plans of selling the midfielder in January, stating it would be highly unlikely that the club would entertain any offers for him. O'Rourke also stated it would take a huge fee to sign Wharton, and added that Palace are difficult to deal with and do not want to lose him, especially not in January.

Transfermarkt reports that Crystal Palace will reportedly reject any approaches from Liverpool for Adam Wharton in January. The report adds that Palace will stand firm despite several European giants monitoring the England international.

According to Football Insider, Liverpool and United are eyeing Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton as an expensive midfield option. The outlet suggests that Liverpool are thought to be considering a January move, yet Palace could block any approach in a repeat of the Deadline Day standoff over Marc Guéhi.

Liverpool are keen on signing Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace, with manager Arne Slot seeing him as someone who could compete for a midfield role. It is understood that Wharton would prefer a move to Liverpool ahead of other interested parties. However, Crystal Palace are currently standing firm on keeping the player, and no sale has been agreed.

Liverpool are reportedly encouraged about a potential deal for Adam Wharton, as Crystal Palace are said to be willing to sell him in the January window. According to reports from Fraser Fletcher and Mark Brus, Wharton is open to joining a club that challenges for major honours but is also happy at his current club and will not try to force a transfer. A mid-season move is also seen as a potential disruption to his rhythm and his chances for the World Cup.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot wants to strengthen his midfield and would like to sign Adam Wharton. According to multiple sources, including TEAMtalk and DaveOCKOP.com, Wharton prefers a move to Liverpool over other suitors like Manchester United, Chelsea, and Real Madrid. The transfer is being monitored for the summer or potentially January.

Liverpool are circling around Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton, who could be available for a price of around £60 million ($81.4 million) in January. (Source: Mark Brus)

Crystal Palace’s asking price for Adam Wharton has dropped from £100 million ($135.5 million) to a relatively reasonable £60 million ($81.3 million). Liverpool are interested in the England international. (Source: TEAMtalk)

Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in signing Adam Wharton to bolster their midfield. Liverpool, under new manager Arne Slot, are keen to strengthen their midfield and see Adam Wharton as a prime target due to his versatility. The transfer is relevant for the upcoming January window, though Palace would prefer a sale in summer 2026.

Liverpool is showing a strong interest in the potential transfer of Adam Wharton. Well-connected figures have informed CaughtOffside that Crystal Palace are anticipating offers towards the end of the window.

90min reports on Real Madrid's interest in Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton amid competition from other top clubs. Real Madrid want Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton but are wary of competition from Liverpool, Man City and Man Utd. The Red Devils are particularly keen on the England international, for whom the bidding will start at €80 million (£69.2 million, $93 million).

Liverpool has shown interest in Adam Wharton, a promising 21-year-old midfielder from Crystal Palace. According to 'The Sun', Liverpool's sporting management has already taken steps to secure his signing, although it would not take place until the summer of 2026. The plan is to leave him at Selhurst Park for another season to gain more experience, with the operation almost completed for the future.

Goal.com reports on Adam Wharton's decision to remain at Crystal Palace and the implications for a potential future move to Liverpool. Adam Wharton has reportedly decided to stay at Crystal Palace for one more season, possibly opening the door for a future move to Liverpool. This suggests that Liverpool may be interested in acquiring him in the future.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot is looking for new signings ahead of the summer transfer window. They have Adam Wharton firmly on their radar and are monitoring his situation. Liverpool is interested in Wharton to strengthen their midfield, especially with the impending departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold. Palace reportedly value Wharton at around £60 million, a substantial increase from the £22 million they paid to sign him from Blackburn.

Team Talk has reported that Liverpool is interested in acquiring Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace. It is said that Liverpool is eager to sign the England international midfielder in the upcoming summer transfer window. The club has apparently emerged as strong admirers of Wharton and is considering making a formal offer. Although the Premier League champions seem determined to secure Wharton's signature, Crystal Palace reportedly does not feel pressured to sell him. Wharton's contract with Palace is valid until 2029, and the club values him at over £60 million. Any approach from Liverpool would likely need to be a substantial bid to entice Palace into entering negotiations. Liverpool reportedly sees Wharton as a long-term investment to enhance their current squad.

Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in signing Adam Wharton to strengthen their midfield options. Liverpool manager Arne Slot is keen on bringing Adam Wharton to compete with Ryan Gravenberch for a place in the starting line-up. Wharton has been identified as the player to fill the number 6 role for the Premier League champions.

Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in signing Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace. Liverpool are interested in signing Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace. The talented 21-year-old has been impressive since his move to Selhurst Park from Blackburn Rovers in winter 2024. There is strong competition from Manchester United, Manchester City, Newcastle, and top European sides also interested in him. Since Wharton is contracted until 2029, Palace can demand a big fee, potentially over £80 million.

Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in Adam Wharton amid transfer discussions. Adam Wharton is generating serious interest from Liverpool, among other big clubs. The midfielder will cost £80 million if he’s to be sold.

Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in signing Adam Wharton.

Liverpool are interested in signing Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton, who is considered a top target for the summer. Insider Mick Brown, a former scout, mentioned Wharton's talent and suitability for Liverpool's style under manager Arne Slot. Wharton is praised for his passing ability and role in the midfield. Despite some concerns about his defensive capabilities, it is believed that his skills would fit well with Liverpool's possession-based play. Crystal Palace, however, wants to keep their best players, which means a high fee may be required for the transfer.

Liverpool are reportedly seeking to acquire a high-caliber defensive midfielder and have set their sights on Adam Wharton as a potential candidate. The 21-year-old has been impressive for Crystal Palace and has made a name for himself as one of the Premier League's top young talents. Liverpool are said to be preparing a £50 million bid to secure his services. It is uncertain if they will be able to persuade Crystal Palace to part with the player. However, the London club might face a challenge in resisting a significant offer for the midfielder. Liverpool could offer him the opportunity to compete for major trophies and participate in the Champions League.

Liverpool are reportedly attempting to entice Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton to Anfield during the upcoming summer transfer window. Wharton, who has been a key player for Palace since his €20 million transfer from Blackburn in January 2024, is attracting interest from Liverpool. The club may challenge Palace's stance with an offer exceeding €50m. Liverpool believes that the prospect of Champions League football and top-level play could appeal to Wharton, potentially securing his spot in England's World Cup squad next summer. Despite this, Wharton still has four years left on his contract at Selhurst Park, and Palace are reluctant to sell, especially if they part ways with Marc Guehi or Eberechi Eze this summer.

According to The Sun, Liverpool is keen on acquiring Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace for a substantial amount. The club is reportedly willing to spend over £50 million on the midfielder, whose passing abilities have caught their attention. Wharton, who has faced frustration due to injuries this season, might be inclined to move back to the north west, particularly if Liverpool can assure him of sufficient playing time and participation in the Champions League. Crystal Palace, however, is likely to demand a hefty fee for the player, as he still has more than four years remaining on his contract. Additionally, Blackburn is set to receive 15% of any profit exceeding the £18 million Crystal Palace originally paid for Wharton.

Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Manchester City are all competing for Adam Wharton's signature, with Crystal Palace placing a £100m price tag on the England international. (TBR Football)

Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in signing Adam Wharton. Liverpool are also interested in signing Adam Wharton. Palace value Wharton at £70million.

Liverpool are also keeping tabs on Adam Wharton's situation at Crystal Palace, alongside Manchester City. Wharton is happy at Crystal Palace but would be willing to move if a suitable project is proposed by a top club. Crystal Palace will demand a minimum of £60million for his transfer. Oliver Glasner, Crystal Palace's manager, is reluctant to lose Wharton in January, and the club is in a strong negotiating position with his contract valid until 2029.

Liverpool has been heavily linked with Adam Wharton recently. However, any potential suitors may have to wait until summer at the earliest to sign him, as Wharton is 'in no rush' to leave Selhurst Park, enjoying his regular place in the starting XI in the Premier League.

Liverpool are admirers of Adam Wharton and are considering a move for the England international in 2025. Crystal Palace are unlikely to allow Wharton to leave for any price in January, but they may struggle to keep him next season.

Liverpool have joined Manchester United in the race to sign Adam Wharton. The Reds are reportedly preparing a bid worth upwards of £37m in order to lure the midfielder to Anfield in January. (Ekrem Konur)

Liverpool has an urgent need to strengthen their defensive midfield after Fabinho's departure. Jurgen Klopp's team sees Wharton as a suitable fit for their playing style, potentially becoming a key piece in Klopp's scheme.

Liverpool are reportedly tracking Crystal Palace star, Adam Wharton, ahead of a potential transfer next summer.

Liverpool is showing interest in Adam Wharton, and could potentially launch a summer offensive for him. Despite Crystal Palace publicly denying that Wharton could be for sale, the feeling behind the scenes is different.