Football rumours: Adam Wharton likely to stay at Crystal Palace

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Football Rumours: Adam Wharton Likely To Stay At Crystal Palace
Adam Wharton looks likely to remain with Oliver Glasner’s side.
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By PA Sport Staff

What the papers say

Adam Wharton is reportedly set to stay at Crystal Palace this summer despite increasing interest from across Europe. The Sun reports the midfielder has attracted attention from Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, but looks likely to remain with Oliver Glasner’s side.

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