Crystal Palace are considering a move for Tyler Morton, who joined Olympique Lyon in August 2025 after leaving Liverpool. The 23-year-old, a product of Liverpool's academy, sought a permanent move from the club under Arne Slot because of a lack of first-team opportunities, following earlier loan spells at Blackburn Rovers and Hull City. According to Jeunes Footeux, Palace have identified Morton as a potential long-term investment and are observing his performance at Olympique Lyonnais. French media have reportedly highlighted him as one of the team's most consistent performers. This season, he has made 11 appearances in Ligue 1, scoring one goal and providing one assist. Palace believe Morton could be persuaded to return to England, particularly as Lyon are facing financial difficulties and might be compelled to consider a significant offer. The player has been capped 13 times for England's U21 side and is under contract until 2030. According to Transfermarkt, he has a current market value of €12.00m. The club views Morton as a player capable of adding energy and technical quality to their midfield as part of Oliver Glasner's long-term squad evolution. However, sources close to the player suggest he is unlikely to actively seek a transfer so soon after becoming established at his club, though the appeal of the Premier League could influence him in the future.