Audition set for Sunday: Two Crystal Palace stars Man United could sign this summer
Manchester United are set to face Crystal Palace at Old Trafford in the Premier League on Sunday.
While three points remain the immediate priority for the Red Devils, INEOS will have one eye firmly fixed on two Palace stars.
A pivotal transfer window awaits, with United determined to inject greater quality, depth and long-term security into the squad.
Tyrick Mitchell
Mitchell has largely played as a left wing-back but is known for his defensive qualities.
Under Patrick Vieira at Palace, he was widely tipped as the next standout English left-back ready to rise through the ranks.
Although refinement in the final third remains a work in progress, his one-on-one defending and relentless work rate make him a formidable presence.
With Luke Shaw now 30, United cannot afford to place the burden of an entire campaign, particularly one that may include Champions League football, solely on his shoulders.
The 26-year-old remains under contract at Palace until June 2027, and a compelling offer from United could test the Eagles’ resolve.
Adam Wharton
It is no secret that the Red Devils will be eyeing the recruitment of multiple midfielders this summer.
Casemiro is set to head for the Old Trafford exit door at the end of July. There are also concerns around the future of Manuel Ugarte.
Adam Wharton is on the transfer wishlist alongside Elliot Anderson and Carlos Baleba.
He stands out for his composure and ability to slice through defensive lines with incisive, progressive passing.
In possession, he displays maturity beyond his years, combining intelligence with technical precision to dictate tempo.
To reach an elite level, he must add greater physical presence and athletic dynamism. These attributes could transform him into one of the best midfielders in the world.
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Article written by Sanidhya Bhardwaj .