"Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner remains confident that club captain Marc Guehi will stay at Selhurst Park until the end of the season, even as interest from some of Europe's biggest clubs continues to intensify. The England international has been widely tipped to leave south London, but Glasner has made it clear that Palace's priority is stability and on-field ambition rather than a short-term financial return."
"With Guehi's contract set to expire next year, many expected Palace to cash in either last summer or in the upcoming January window. Liverpool and Man United are interested in Marc Guehi Liverpool remain among the clubs monitoring the situation, viewing Guehi as a potential long-term solution in central defense. Manchester City have also entered the conversation, with Pep Guardiola reportedly identifying Guehi as a priority defensive target for 2026 as City look to refresh their back line with players who are comfortable in possession and tactically intelligent."
"I think Marc will stay until the end of the season, the Austrian manager said, reinforcing Palace's stance at a time when speculation is at its peak, as reported by The Standard. From a purely financial perspective, a January sale would make sense for Palace. Selling Guehi in the winter would allow the club to recoup a substantial fee rather than risk losing him on a free transfer when his contract expires in the summer. However, Glasner's comments suggest Palace"
Oliver Glasner expects club captain Marc Guehi to remain at Selhurst Park until the end of the season despite growing interest from major European clubs. Palace prioritizes stability and on-field ambition over a short-term financial return and prefers retaining Guehi rather than selling mid-season. A proposed summer move to Liverpool collapsed at the final stage, and late negotiations resulted in Palace keeping their captain, highlighting his value to the club. Guehi's contract expires next year, prompting speculation about a January sale, while Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United have all been linked with the defender.
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