Manchester United pursues Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 11:29 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Manchester United is targeting Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton, as reported on August 13, 2026. The 22-year-old had a strong showing last season, appearing in 34 matches and contributing one goal and five assists. United faces competition from Chelsea for Wharton's signature, complicating their pursuit. Wharton, known for his tackling skills and ball distribution, has a contract with Crystal Palace until 2029, which may make negotiations challenging.
- •United eyes Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace.
- •Wharton had one goal and five assists last season.
- •Crystal Palace's contract with Wharton runs until summer 2029.
- •Chelsea is also interested in signing Wharton.
- •Wharton is versatile, playing various midfield roles.
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"In a recent report, The Sun claimed that Manchester United have set their sights on Crystal Palace star Adam Wharton. It has been mentioned that the Red Devils are eyeing a move to bring the English m...
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