Manchester City is considering signing Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace as a replacement for the injured Rodri Hernández. The club has reserved 80 million pounds for this winter transfer window to strengthen their midfield after Rodri's injury. Adam Wharton is one of the two candidates fitting the profile sought by Manchester City, having performed impressively at his current club.

Manchester City have identified Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton as a replacement for Rodri, who will miss the rest of the season due to a knee ligament injury. Source: CaughtOffside.

Adam Wharton, a young talent born in 2004 from Crystal Palace, is being studied by Manchester City as a potential alternative to replace Rodri.

Adam Wharton, a 20-year-old emerging talent at Crystal Palace, is being monitored by Manchester City as a potential replacement for Rodri. This follows Rodri's injury, with Teamtalk reporting City's interest.

Crystal Palace's rising star Adam Wharton is being monitored by Manchester City as they look for both short-term cover and long-term solutions in midfield.

Manchester City are reportedly tracking Crystal Palace star, Adam Wharton, ahead of a potential transfer next summer.

Manchester City credited with an interest in Adam Wharton, but he is set to stay at Crystal Palace this summer.

City also view Crystal Palace and England breakout star Adam Wharton as a future signing but not one for this summer window.

Manchester City see Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton as a future signing, but not one for this summer despite Bernardo Silva and Kevin De Bruyne being linked with moves.

Manchester City have identified Adam Wharton as a transfer target in the next window. However, the deal might not go through as Crystal Palace are not willing to let go of the player.

Manchester City have earmarked Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton as a long-term midfield target, though are not expected to move for the new England international this window.

Manchester City see Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton as a future signing, but not one for this summer despite Bernardo Silva and Kevin de Bruyne being linked with moves.