Sources: How Marc Guehi feels about 2026 transfer after Man United join the race

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TBR Football understands that Marc Guehi’s camp are already pressing ahead with the process of assessing his options heading into the New Year.The defender’s list of admirers is growing as European giants Real Madrid and Bayern Munich have already touched base, whilst long-term suitors Liverpool have remained in contact.Within the Premier League, Chelsea, Manchester City and Tottenham are already well aware of Guehi’s situation.Meanwhile, TBR Football can now confirm that Manchester United are ready to throw their hat into the ring for the 25-year-old.Photo by Eddie Keogh – The FA/The FA via Getty ImagesSources: Liverpool and Man United are keen, but Marc Guehi is in no rushHowever, despite the growing list of clubs, Marc Guehi is in no rush to decide his next move, and his future is far from being resolved, sources have told TBR Football’s chief correspondent, Graeme Bailey.Right now, Guehi is loving his time at Crystal Palace, with the defender likely to be part of Thomas Tuchel’s England squad for the 2026 World Cup.Arne Slot’s team have lost six of their last seven matches, so the Dutch manager will be gutted Liverpool failed to sign Guehi last summer, and even more so given his excellent form.Speaking about the situation, Bailey told TBR Football: “I said months ago that Marc Guehi is going to be one of the most in-demand Bosman free transfers of all-time, and that is how it is shaping up.“Every major club in England, now including Manchester United, are keen, whilst abroad, it is a who’s who of world football from Real Madrid and Barcelona to Bayern Munich and Inter Milan. He is going to have his pick.“But I am told as relaxed as he is on the pitch, he mirrors that off the pitch, but that is another big part of his appeal.

His character is a huge reason why all these clubs have no qualms about going for him.”Man United ready to compete for Marc Guehi’s signatureUnited have no fear competing for Guehi’s signature, especially after beating several clubs to Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko last summer.Sesko picked United over Newcastle; meanwhile, Mbeumo turned down Tottenham to sign for Ruben Amorim’s team.The Red Devils remain a hugely appealing option for many players, despite their lack of European football this campaign.But with Amorim’s side flying right now, a return to Europe next season looks quite likely, and that should boost their chances of making more high-profile additions.