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Oliver Glasner is looking to build his Crystal Palace team around £35k-a-week player instead of Eberechi Eze
Crystal Palace has a few young stars at their disposal and it appears as if Oliver Glasner has identified which one he wants to lead his team moving forward.
The Eagles haven’t been able to replicate the form they showed towards the end of last season under Oliver Glasner, with three draws and two losses in their opening five Premier League games.
Michael Olise’s summer exit hasn’t helped as it feels as if there’s a bit of a void on the right-hand side, despite Eddie Nketiah‘s promising start.
However, Tony Cascarino has stated that Nketiah has made a mistake in leaving Arsenal.
One player who has been a shining light is Eberechi Eze, with Darren Bent amazed at how good he is.
However, Eze isn’t the only player who has caught the eyes of onlookers.
Oliver Glasner wants to build his team around Adam Wharton
Crystal Palace know exactly how to find the most promising young players and turn them into superstars.
Olise is the latest example of that after joining Bayern Munich in the summer transfer window.
It looks as if the Eagles already have their next star lined up.
According to , Oliver Glasner has been looking to build a team around Adam Wharton.
The report states that Manchester City have been keeping tabs on Wharton for a prolonged period – along with Tottenham Hotspur.
Adam Wharton’s season to date at Crystal Palace
Liverpool are also tracking Wharton and it’s easy to see why when you take a look at his performances.
Darren Bent has tipped Wharton to emerge as the best young player in the division.
The Englishman, who earns £35k-per-week, has been a regular for Palace, starting every game in the Premier League this season.
He’s completely bossed things in Palace’s midfield, constantly breaking up play, connecting defence to midfield and enforcing the press high up the field at times.
To see someone at such a young age show such composure on the ball is remarkable.