Liverpool's Marc Guehi transfer plan could be helped by huge Man United decision

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Liverpool and Manchester United have always been fierce rivals, but the Red Devils could inadvertently assist the Reds' transfer chase of Marc GuehiManchester United could find themselves helping Liverpool's transfer pursuit of Marc Guehi, if the Red Devils make a move to appoint Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner.Glasner, 51, handed Arne Slot his first defeat of the campaign after Palace secured a 2-1 victory courtesy of goals from Ismaila Sarr and Eddie Nketiah either side of Federico Chiesa's equaliser. After the game, Glasner was asked about recent stories linking him with a move to United, which he coyly swerved past.Sky Sports discounted Premier League and EFL packageThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.

If United were to appoint Glasner, this would be of benefit to Liverpool, as it could hasten Guehi's exit out of Selhurst Park.It's understood Liverpool want to sign Guehi next summer, when he will be available as a free agent. While some may have thought the injury could prompt a January move for Guehi, the Dutchman said it will not affect Liverpool's plans for January, unless more injuries follow.He said: "That all depends on whether we get more injuries, yes or no, and if there's a chance in the market - all the answers I always give.

I would not prefer to go to 24/25 players."Also, if it is ever a situation where I lead a team that has four or five injuries throughout the whole season, it might be a bit smarter to go to 24/25, but recent history showed that [we have a good record] until now. So it's a choice I like to make but I think it is also a financial choice that we as a club have to make.