Oliver Glasner is at the helm of a new era of success for Crystal Palace in the modern era. However, the Austrian's mission is far from over as he seeks to build on last season's FA Cup triumph and a dream comeback to European football.

The actions taken by Palace in the upcoming months could significantly shape the club's future for many years to come. But not all decisions will be straightforward, especially if it involves saying goodbye to players who have become fan favourites.

One such player who might be up for grabs is Adam Wharton, who has attracted attention amid rumours of interest from Manchester United. And football.london explores how selling the England playmaker could be a stepping stone towards prolonged prosperity at Palace.

Adam Wharton sale agreed

No one at Selhurst Park will relish the thought of parting with an asset as valuable as United target Wharton. Signed from Blackburn in February 2024 for a relatively modest £18million fee, the 21-year-old has swiftly adapted to Premier League standards and become a shining light in Glasner's squad.

However, Palace still belong to that middle tier of Premier League clubs who need to sell when substantial offers come their...