'I can't say' - Breakout Crystal Palace star Adam Wharton addresses calls for him to be included in England's Euro 2024 squad

Since his move from Blackburn for £18 million, the 20-year-old has made a significant impact at Selhurst Park despite featuring in just 15 Premier League games. He is often hailed as Palace's midfield dynamo as he has not been afraid to express himself even against top-tier teams like Manchester City, Liverpool, and Manchester United.

Especially in Palace's 4-0 triumph against United, Wharton showed the world his potential with an impressive contribution at the centre of the park against the likes of seasoned campaigners like Mason Mount and Christian Eriksen. His consistent performances have earned him admiration from fans and raised discussions about a possible inclusion in England's Euro 2024 squad.

Despite the speculation, Wharton has his feet firmly grounded. In an interview with The Sun, he said: "It is great to see, obviously. You can't complain, it's not on my mind at all unless I'm asked about it. That is the best way for me to go about it. If I got it then, brilliant. If not then that's football, recover in the summer and then go again. I've only played 15 games in the Premier League, I'm not expecting anything.

"I can't say if I'd be ready. I wouldn't say I can't do it. I believe in myself that I can play football for whoever, whenever and wherever. I am focused on myself and playing to the best of my ability."

Wharton has created 21 chances in his 15 appearances for Palace so far. He likes to dictate the tempo of the match and has sprayed 494 passes in just over 1200 minutes of action, including three assists.

Wharton's humility and dedication reflect his maturity beyond his years. It demonstrates his readiness to embrace any opportunities that may come his way while staying focused on continuous improvement on the pitch. He would aim to finish his debut Premier League campaign on a high by beating Aston Villa on the final matchday on Sunday.