Liverpool Ready To Pay £50m For This Premier League Midfielder: Will They Get Him At That Price? | OneFootball

Liverpool have won the Premier League in Arne Slot’s first season as the manager of the club. However, they have been knocked out of the Round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League and also lost the final of the EFL Cup. Hence, given the stature of the club that the Reds are, they will look to make some significant reinforcements in the summer transfer window and compete for all trophies.

Liverpool Are Ready To Pay £50 Million For Adam Wharton

Meanwhile, the Sun has reported that the Merseyside club are ready to offer £50 million to sign Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton in the summer. The 21-year-old midfielder has been one of the best performers in England in his latest form and, naturally, has been attracting interest from a lot of high-profile clubs for his performances on the pitch.

The Englishman has wasted no time in settling in for the Eagles and also has a long-term contract with the club till 2029. So, naturally, despite the interest from multiple clubs, Palace won’t be forced or pushed to sell him easily in the summer. The report has added that Real Madrid are also in the race with Liverpool to sign the Englishman.

However, if Liverpool come hard for him, the player might be interested in playing for the Premier League champions, and it will also give him the chance to fight for all trophies. However, Wharton will definitely think about whether he gets to play ample game time at Anfield.

Will they get him at that price?

At just 21, Adam Wharton is already making waves as a defensive midfielder. His elite passing ranking in the Premier League’s top 5% for progressive passes stands out, and that is paired with impressive composure, tactical smarts, and ball-winning strength. Wharton’s vision and physical edge make him a complete midfield package.

Liverpool’s £50M move for Adam Wharton looks like a shrewd piece of business. His passing range, defensive instincts, and potential fit perfectly with Arne Slot’s plans, helping lighten the load on Gravenberch.

Considering Palace’s £100M valuation, £50M feels like a bargain for a midfielder with world-class potential and long-term value. However, I don’t think Palace will let him leave for that fee.