Liverpool chairman’s reaction to Marc Guehi January transfer question says everything

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Marc Guehi was close to becoming a Liverpool player on January transfer deadline day(Image: Marc Atkins, Getty Images)

Liverpool chairman Tom Werner has declined to comment on whether the Reds will revive their pursuit of Marc Guehi when January arrives.

Guehi's contract expires at the end of the current campaign and meaning he is anticipated to depart Selhurst Park as a free agent if not sold during the winter window.

Liverpool maintain their admiration for the defender, though currently appear unlikely to make a January approach given Guehi's availability without a fee come summer.



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Nevertheless, Werner kept his cards close to his chest when questioned about the possibility of the Reds making a move when the transfer market reopens.

She wasted no time in gloating to the Liverpool supremo, who also responded with some banter of his own.

Pointing to a Crystal Palace shirt, she said: "Tom, not to be mean, but I was obviously delighted that you didn't get Marc Guehi because, as you can see from the shirt behind me.

I want you to know, Rebecca, that when we didn't get him, I thought about you and I knew you would be happy!"

Werner kept his cards close to his chest(Image: YouTube/The Overlap US)

Lowe then attempted to discover whether Liverpool were plotting a fresh January approach for Guehi, only to be left uncomfortable by Werner's lengthy silence.

She said: "Thank you, thank you, thank you, Tom, thank you!

"We're just getting confirmation, Tom, confirmation you won't be going back in January?

I can't hear you!"

Guehi will be a man in demand in January and next summer if he is a free agent(Image: 2025 Getty Images)

It comes as little shock that the Liverpool chairman chose not to discuss the Reds' prospective future transfer activity.