Crystal Palace are beginning to harbour doubts over Adam Wharton’s performances, with Chelsea and Liverpool still interested in the midfielder…

Crystal Palace reportedly harbor doubts regarding Adam Wharton's recent performances, fearing his form could diminish his transfer valuation despite continued interest from Chelsea and Liverpool. The Eagles previously sought around £100 million for the 22-year-old midfielder during the summer, but concerns have grown that they may struggle to command a massive permanent fee in upcoming windows.
While Crystal Palace do not plan to sell Wharton in January, suitors may look elsewhere if his form does not improve. Liverpool are monitoring Wharton amid midfield uncertainties, while Chelsea also have him on their shortlist alongside top target Alex Scott.
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