Amid Crystal Palace’s stance on Liverpool as a “target,” West Ham is “seriously considering” making an offer for the £25 million star.
As the action begins, all the most recent information and rumors about transfers pertaining to the Premier League.
The start of the Premier League season was marked by Fulham’s victory over Manchester United on Friday night. Arsenal will now play Wolves on Saturday, West Ham will play Aston Villa on Saturday, and Chelsea will play Manchester City on Sunday.
In an all-London match on Sunday, Brentford and Crystal Palace square off before Tottenham and the recently promoted Leicester City square battle on Monday. We’ve compiled the most recent information and transfer rumors pertaining to the elite teams in the interim.
Abraham’s “interest”
Tammy Abraham, a former Chelsea forward, is reportedly still being pursued by West Ham from AS Roma. Niclas Fullkrug was already signed by the Hammers to bolster their front line, but Abraham is reportedly still being considered, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.According to the source, West Ham is “seriously thinking” about making Abraham an offer, although as of right now, nothing has been filed. Abraham’s transfer to Roma is reportedly valued at up to £25 million, although other reports suggest they may accept an upfront payment of £21 million with a further £4 million in add-ons.
Wharton’s “position”
Adam Wharton will not be sold by Crystal Palace this summer, despite Liverpool reportedly showing interest. That’s what reporter Jacque Talbot says. The reporter on Football Transfers stated, “Palace are looking to land a spot in Europe next season and believe the addition of Adam Wharton from Blackburn Rovers in January is a huge boost in their quest.”
The 20-year-old is reportedly valued by the Eagles at £100 million because the team believes he has more potential than Declan Rice and Moises Caicedo, both of whom left for bigger contracts. Wharton is content at Palace, where he is given regular playing time, and he has a contract that runs through 2029.
