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Eagle-eyed Liverpool fans spotted Arne Slot and Marc Guehi sharing a moment in the Wembley tunnel as the latter continues to be linked with a move to Liverpool.

The pair found themselves on opposing sides as the Reds took on Crystal Palace in the Community Shield, kicking off the 2025/26 season in the process.

Liverpool’s new signings took center stage almost immediately, with Hugo Ekitike and Jeremie Frimpong both getting on the scoresheet during the first half.

But it was a moment before the game that caught the attention of a lot of Liverpool fans, with Slot making himself known to Guehi.

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Television cameras inside the tunnel picked up the Liverpool boss greeting the Palace captain with a handshake as the two sides waited to make their way out onto the pitch at Wembley.

Whether that was a deliberate ploy from Slot, only he will know, although fans did pick up on a somewhat sly smile from Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk during the exchange.

The moment came as speculation grows linking Guehi with a move to Anfield

The Reds are in need of another option in defense following the departure of Jarell Quansah, with Van Dijk, Ibrahima Konate, and Joe Gomez the only current recognized senior center-backs.

According to the Daily Mail, Liverpool is planning on talks with Guehi after the Community Shield, with the Reds big admirers of the England international.

There is still some doubt over whether Liverpool will make a move this summer, with Guehi only under contract for another year at Palace, meaning he would be available for free in 2026.



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The Reds have been given a seal of approval for the 25-year-old, though, with former Palace captain Joel Ward insisting he would be perfect for the defending Premier League champions.

“You look at the player makeups that Liverpool have, they need someone who’s mobile and agile, and Marc fits everything they would need, whether it’s now or further down the line,” Ward told TNT Sports.

“Whoever gets him will be lucky to have Marc