US EditionVirgil Van Dijk Makes Joe Gomez Transfer Admission Amid Liverpool Interest - 'Not the Boss' - Liverpool Echo
AC Milan aims to sign Liverpool's Joe Gomez, contingent on Liverpool acquiring Crystal Palace's Marc Guehi; Guehi's club demands a £35m fee plus bonuses and a sell-on clause.
- Liverpool is actively pursuing a transfer for Crystal Palace captain Marc Guéhi, aiming to complete a deal before Monday's transfer deadline.
- This interest follows Guéhi entering the final contract year, with Palace willing to sell only if they sign a suitable replacement.
- Liverpool submitted a £35 million offer including a 10% sell-on clause, but Palace rejected it while pushing for £5 million in add-ons.
- Liverpool will only allow Joe Gomez to leave if they sign Guéhi first, as Gomez's future is tied to Guéhi's move, with AC Milan also interested in Gomez.
- Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner insisted that selling Guéhi now would be a mistake and said, "We have to if we want to play a successful season.
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