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Crystal Palace has reportedly set a $66 million price tag for England international defender Marc Guehi, amid interest from Liverpool and Newcastle United.

The two clubs, already engaged in tense negotiations over Toon striker Alexander Isak, are also vying for Selhurst star Guehi.

Newcastle failed to secure Guehi's services 12 months ago after balking at the then asking price of $93 million (£70 million), with several bids up to $86 million (£65 million) being rejected.

Palace chairman Steve Parish is once again playing hardball, despite the fact that the skilled defender only has a year left on his contract and has declined offers of a new one.

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Liverpool's reported $53 million (£40 million) bid for Guehi was dismissed by Parish, while Newcastle is yet again unwilling to meet the asking price, leaving Guehi in a state of uncertainty, reports the Mirror

A similar situation is unfolding with his international teammate Eberechi Eze, with North London rivals Arsenal and Spurs refusing to meet his $90 million (£68 million) release clause, and Palace standing its ground.

Guehi has been a sought-after player for several years, with Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham all showing interest in recent seasons alongside Liverpool.

The 25-year-old, who began his career with Chelsea, has made 155 appearances for the Eagles over four seasons and has also become a regular for England, earning 23 caps.

Liverpool has already outmanoeuvred Newcastle in securing the signature of Hugo Ekitike this window, having snapped up the French forward from Frankfurt, and is hopeful of winning the race for Guehi - amid tension between the two clubs over Isak's future.

Isak has informed the club he wishes to explore his options and did not join the Newcastle squad for their pre-season tour in Asia, opting instead to train solo at the facilities of his former club Real Sociedad this week.

Newcastle is said to value Isak at $200 million (£150m) and have already turned down Liverpool's initial bid of around $146 million (£110 million), which was reportedly a "take it or leave it" offer.

Magpies manager Eddie Howe has conceded that Isak's future is "not in his control", despite previously expressing confidence that the player would remain with the club this summer.

Isak is expected to return to Newcastle this weekend after training in Spain, where he is likely to hold talks with Howe and the club's hierarchy on his future.

The Magpies have launched an official bid for RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko, and it remains to be seen if his arrival with impact Isak's future at St
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