Marc Guehi shows true colours after Crystal Palace blocked Liverpool transfer

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Marc Guehi watched his Liverpool deal fall through at the last minute(Image: Malcolm Couzens/Getty Images)

Marc Guehi isn't losing sleep over his collapsed Liverpool move - and is instead concentrating on his displays with Crystal Palace.

The England centre-back watched a switch to the Premier League giants crumble on deadline day this summer.

The Eagles had struck an agreement with their top-flight counterparts to offload their skipper, who's set to become a free agent next summer, for £35million plus a 10 per cent sell-on clause.

Guehi completed a medical with the Reds in London as the clock ticked down.

However, Eagles chairman Steve Parish scrapped the transfer at the eleventh hour, leaving Guehi to remain in south London.

The defender subsequently joined up with England, netting his maiden international goal in the 5-0 thrashing of Serbia.

Looking at today's game, we have another challenging task against a Sunderland team who have started the season very well.

"Our travelling support is always special to us, but now is a chance to show everyone once again that Selhurst Park is up there with the very best atmospheres in the Premier League.

We'll al be giving everything to get another three points this afternoon.

"Make some noise, back the team and let's keep this fantastic run going." Guehi's boss Oliver Glasner also rubbished claims of a rift between himself and club chairman Parish following the collapsed move to Liverpool.

Glasner, whose team will look to maintain their impressive league record against Sunderland, insisted: "I never threatened to leave the club, never.

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