Manchester City News
By James Thompson
Published on 2024-10-16 17:00:00
Manchester City is experienced in signing players from other Premier League clubs, with recent acquisitions including Jack Grealish, Matheus Nunes, and Mateo Kovacic. Following a season-ending ACL injury to midfielder Rodri, City has been linked with several midfielders, including Adam Wharton. Joel Ward, a teammate of Wharton at Crystal Palace, praised the young player’s maturity, vision, and understanding of the game, highlighting his potential as a top talent. Wharton, who admires Rodri’s consistency and versatility, could be a long-term target for City to address their midfield needs.
Wharton, who joined Palace from Blackburn Rovers, has showcased his ability with four assists in 24 appearances. City’s interest in Wharton as a potential successor to Rodri was reported in June, and Ward’s praise may further convince the Manchester club to pursue the 20-year-old in the upcoming transfer window. Wharton’s skill on the ball and tactical awareness make him a promising target for City to bolster their midfield options and help fill the void left by Rodri’s injury.
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