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NEWS · 23 Sep 2026

Man Utd, Liverpool target Crystal Palace defender Mitchell amid transfer chatter

Manchester United and Liverpool are reportedly interested in Crystal Palace full‑back Tyrick Mitchell, while Chelsea eye Gambian teenager Adama Jeng. La Liga clubs are also watching Aston Villa loanee Alejandro Garnacho, and more moves are on the radar.

The summer transfer window has seen a surge of interest in a handful of young talents, with two of the Premier League’s biggest clubs eyeing the same Crystal Palace defender. Tyrick Mitchell, a right‑back who has already begun to establish himself in the first team, has attracted attention from both Manchester United and Liverpool, who are reportedly keen to secure his services before the deadline.

Mitchell’s versatility and pace make him an appealing option for teams looking to strengthen their full‑back options. His performances for Palace have shown he can contribute both defensively and offensively, a trait that has drawn the eye of clubs looking for a dynamic presence on the flanks.

Meanwhile, the loan spell of Aston Villa’s Alejandro Garnacho has not gone unnoticed by the Spanish capital. La Liga clubs are reportedly keeping a close eye on the young Argentine winger, who has been praised for his technical ability and creativity while on loan from Manchester City.

In addition to these high‑profile interests, Chelsea have turned their attention to the Gambian teenager Adama Jeng, who has been making waves in the youth ranks. The club’s scouting network has identified Jeng as a potential long‑term investment, given his impressive displays in youth competitions.

As the window approaches its close, the clubs involved are likely to move quickly to secure their targets. Negotiations will need to balance transfer fees, wages and player preferences, and the next few weeks could see a flurry of deals that reshape the squads of several top clubs.