Liverpool facing fresh Marc Guehi setback due to January transfer problem

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Crystal Palace had agreed to a £35 million ($47 million) offer from Liverpool for the England international, who has less than a year remaining on his contract.

A deal sheet was submitted before the cut-off on Monday, and Guehi had already recorded his goodbye video.

However, Palace couldn't secure a replacement, and manager Oliver Glasner dramatically threatened to resign if his skipper was sold in the final hours of an underwhelming summer transfer window for the FA Cup winner.



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In the end, Glasner got his wish, and Guehi, who remained professional throughout the ordeal, is still with Palace.

It's believed that Liverpool intends to renew its interest in the Palace defender when the January transfer window opens, hoping to negotiate a bargain deal given he'd have six months left on his contract.

Guehi could leave Palace in January or next summer.

This would see him stay at Selhurst Park until the conclusion of the 2025-26 season before moving to a new club next summer, likely after representing England at the World Cup.

Coincidentally, Liverpool's own Ibrahima Konate is out of contract next summer; he's being linked with a free transfer to Real Madrid.

After four seasons at Palace, Guehi seems prepared to bid farewell

It's not for me," Glasner confirmed.

"I like Marc, he's such a professional player, and is such a nice guy, but it's for the future of Crystal Palace, it's for playing a successful season