Recommended by Bellingham! Post: Real Madrid keeps watching "British Cross" Adam Walton

According to the Daily Sports Daily, citing the Daily Mail, Real Madrid is closely monitoring Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Walton, and the player is called "British Cross".

After Modric left the team, Real Madrid coach Alonso hopes to introduce a midfielder before the transfer window is closed. Walton, 21, performed well in the Premier League, and with his tactical maturity and midfield influence, he is seen as a potential stock ready to jump to top clubs. Bellingham also allegedly recommended Walton to Real Madrid, thinking he is very suitable for the tactical style Alonso wants.

Wharton is known for his sense of position and versatile attributes. He can not only stabilize the midfield as a midfielder, but also break through the defense and participate in the offense. His passes are accurate and he can find the right space under pressure to create opportunities for his teammates. Although his goal-scoring ability is not outstanding, his creativity is reminiscent of Cross, and Real Madrid is still looking for someone to fill the gap.

This Thursday, Real Madrid new player Mastantono will officially make his debut. If he is registered as a second team, the first team will free up a place to sign a new midfielder immediately.

However, Walton's transfer is not easy. Crystal Palace has just won the FA Cup and Community Shield Championships, their first major honor in more than a century. The club has no financial pressure to sell players, and according to data from the German transfer market, Walton's net worth is about 45 million euros. This price may rise further, given his age, potential and development prospects.

At present, the two sides have not yet conducted in-depth negotiations, but Walton's name appears on Real Madrid's list of signings, indicating that the club and Alonso are willing to explore the English market to find a new core that can lead the midfield.