Marc Guehi transfer stance made clear after Arne Slot offers Liverpool hint

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Everybody can be proud (of our year) but for me, it feels like we are not really far away from being really constantly in these areas (in the league table, competing in Europe and challenging for trophies)."But to be honest, little things we are missing that are important to stay where we are."Glasner, who confirmed back in October that Guehi would not be signing a new contract with the club, had previously revealed that he expected the defender to see out the season at Crystal Palace.“I think Marc will stay until the end of the season,” he told reporters on Wednesday when speaking ahead of his side’s Conference League encounter against Finnish side Kuopion Palloseura earlier this month.Meanwhile, Liverpool head coach Arne Slot recently played down talk of the Reds signing a new centre-back in January despite losing Joe Gomez to a hamstring injury, having already seen Giovanni Leoni ruled out for the season after undergoing surgery on an ACL injury."First of all for himself but the injury of Giovanni Leoni is, of course, it has quite a lot of impact," Slot said earlier this month. "If you have four centre backs for the season, two right and two left backs with Wata (Wataru Endo) and Ryan (Gravenberch) who can help you out, but then you have an ACL injury, that is not very helpful.

Some teams have so many (options) but most other teams do not."This is our way of working at Liverpool. The outside world wants to believe we have unlimited money but that is not true."You insiders know – and you are the only ones because the outside world only talks about our spending – what we have brought in (money) to spend.

"That is the way we work over here. You then have to accept that in certain games during a season you are short of a right full back."But we are still able to win.