"Liverpool have received renewed encouragement in their long-standing pursuit of Marc Guehi, with the possibility emerging that Crystal Palace could be open to a January deal under the right circumstances. The Reds have admired Guehi for several months, having first attempted to sign him during the summer transfer window. At that time, Palace refused to sanction his departure after failing to secure an adequate replacement, effectively blocking the move at the eleventh hour. Liverpool remain firmly interested in bringing the 25-year-old to Anfield."
"Everybody's looking at centre-half, given that they thought that they'd signed Guehi in the summer and then that deal collapsed at the last minute. So could they sign him now in a bid not dissimilar to the situation that we saw with Trent Alexander-Arnold? He went to Real Madrid with four weeks of the transfer window before his contract ran out, but that qualified him for the Club World Cup. So they got 10m there."
Liverpool have renewed encouragement to sign Marc Guehi, with Crystal Palace possibly open to a January deal under the right circumstances. Liverpool attempted the signing in summer but Palace blocked the move after failing to secure an adequate replacement. Guehi is 25 and his contract situation gives him leverage, drawing interest from several top clubs. Manchester City are also assessing Guehi due to injuries to Josko Gvardiol and Ruben Dias. Football finance expert Kieran Maguire outlined a comparable route to Trent Alexander-Arnold’s move to Real Madrid, which produced a £10m fee and Club World Cup eligibility, and said Palace could obtain around £20m for Guehi in January. A move in January could benefit all parties.
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