Marc Guehi will be offloaded during this transfer window if Crystal Palace receives the right offer, chairman Steve Parish confirmed following Sunday's game.

The Selhurst Park supremo has also cautioned that the Eagles will have restricted spending power due to the "crazy" sums still owed for previous acquisitions.

The London outfit rejected Newcastle's third approach last summer following Joachim Andersen's departure to Fulham, with Parish disclosing that another January bid materialised for Guehi.



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The defender's former employer, Chelsea, also requires additional defensive reinforcement after Levi Colwill's ACL operation.

When questioned in Wembley's mixed zone following the penalty shootout triumph over Liverpool whether Guehi would depart if a suitable proposal emerged, Parish responded: "Yes, yes.

"Of course, for players of that calibre to leave on a free, it is a problem for a football club.

Steve Parish has provided an update on Guehi's situation.

Parish continued: "In the end, people trade players.

I don't mind that he wants to do that and I think someone at the football club should do that
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