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Liverpool are interested in Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi - but only if the price is right.

The England international is ready to leave Selhurst Park this summer.

Guehi, 24, has just one year left on his deal with the FA Cup winners and is attracting attention from a number of Premier League clubs.



The England Under-21 international made 25 appearances in all competitions last term, but only made five Premier League starts, with only one of those - at Ipswich on opening day - coming before the title had been won.

Quansah, currently with the England Under-21s at the European Championships in Slovakia, will complete his move to Germany when his participation at the tournament is over.

While he doesn't exactly fit the mould of a young centre-back - given he turns 25 next month, boasts a wealth of Premier League experience and is already a senior England international - the Reds are keeping an eye on developments with the ex-Chelsea man.

Given his quality, leadership capabilities, homegrown status and the uncertainty of Konate's long-term future - his contract is up next summer too - he certainly fits the bill.

Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi would be interested in signing for Liverpool(Image: Eddie Keogh - The FA/The FA via Getty Images)

Much of whether he ends up at Anfield will depend on Palace.

That's a number Liverpool don't want to go to - particularly with the prospect of getting him for nothing in 12 months time.

With an extension very unlikely, Palace must either sell now or face losing him for nothing in 2026.

The Eagles are negotiating a deal with Sporting Lisbon - potentially heading towards the £40m mark - for Ousmane Diomande as a potential replacement, but head coach Oliver Glasner wouldn't mind having both available as they look to balance the Premier League and European football next season.

As such, Palace and Guehi are waiting to see what offers come their way.

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