Crystal Palace, nicknamed the "Eagles," is reportedly ready to sell Adam Worrall to Manchester United but only on one condition.
Spanish media outlet Fichajes reported that Crystal Palace, a prominent Premier League club, is considering selling England international midfielder Adam Worrall to Manchester United this summer, but only if the transfer fee reaches £82 million.
The 22-year-old Worrall is regarded as one of the Premier League's top midfielders due to his strong and consistent performances, attracting interest from major clubs including Manchester United, which plans to strengthen its midfield to replace Casemiro, who will leave Old Trafford after this season.
Crystal Palace holds the advantage in this deal since Worrall's contract runs until the end of June 2029, and they are in no rush to sell one of their most important players.
However, recent reports state that Crystal Palace will only negotiate with Manchester United if they receive an offer of £82 million, viewing this substantial sum as beneficial for the club and sufficient to acquire a quality midfielder capable of seamlessly replacing Worrall.
Besides Manchester United, Liverpool is another club interested in Worrall and is closely monitoring the player's situation.
Meanwhile, Manchester United has backup midfield targets including Carlos Baleba of Brighton and Elliott Anderson of Nottingham Forest, with some reports suggesting the club may sign up to two midfielders this summer.