Liverpool meets with Crystal Palace to discuss potential transfers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 3, 2026, 10:10 AM
Last updated Jul 3, 2026
Liverpool decision-makers are meeting with officials from Crystal Palace to discuss potential player transfers on July 3, 2026. Liverpool is reportedly interested in Adam Wharton, while Palace may have their sights set on Harvey Elliott. The talks come as Liverpool seeks to bolster their squad, especially with pressing needs for a right-sided winger and a center-back following Ibrahima Konate’s exit. Previous reports suggested Liverpool was prepared to bid around £70 million for Wharton. It remains uncertain whether a concrete deal will emerge from this meeting.
- •Liverpool and Crystal Palace hold transfer talks on July 3, 2026.
- •Adam Wharton is reportedly a target for Liverpool.
- •Crystal Palace is interested in Harvey Elliott.
- •Liverpool needs a right-sided winger and center-back.
- •Liverpool's previous interest in Wharton suggested a potential £70 million bid.
- 10:10 AMYahoo Sports — Liverpool hold meeting with Crystal Palace & two transfers could be sorted
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