Fichajes claims that Tottenham has entered the competition to recruit Adam Wharton, a midfield player for Crystal Palace.

With his excellent play for the South London club, the England international has made an impression on some of the league’s biggest clubs.

The teenage midfielder is reportedly being watched by Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester United, and now Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham team has joined them.

The child has come a long way to become well-known at such a young age.

Premier League clubs have taken notice of his performances and mature playing style since he joined Crystal Palace from Blackburn Rovers at the beginning of the season.

Oliver Glasner’s Palace team, which finished the previous campaign in the top half of the Premier League rankings, has benefited greatly by Wharton’s inclusion.

The player has one cap for the Three Lions and was called up to the England side by previous boss Gareth Southgate.

Many teams are currently searching for Wharton’s ability to maintain possession in the middle of the park and select the best options when passing the ball.

Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton is being tracked by Tottenham. 

Arsenal might have to replace Thomas Partey and Jorginho soon with both the players in the final year of their contract at the club.

Wharton has been identified as one of the options for them and considering the style of play Mikel Arteta’s team plays with, Wharton would be the ideal player for them.

Tottenham need a young, athletic midfielder like Adam Wharton

After the departures of Oliver Skipp and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg in the summer transfer window, Tottenham are keen to strengthen their midfield options and Wharton would be an upgrade on both those players.

Spurs hierarchy has backed Postecoglou to spend money on new players and if the manager asks for Wharton, they would be in the race to sign the English midfielder.

It remains to be seen what the future holds for the 20-year-old midfielder but getting linked to some of the biggest clubs in the country shows he is on the right track and his progress is being looked at by the clubs.