US EditionLiverpool agree Marc Guéhi deal for £35m from Palace
Liverpool secured England defender Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace for £35 million, with the transfer driven by his contract nearing expiration and the club's need to reinvest.
- Liverpool agreed a £35 million deal to sign Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi, who has 12 months left on his contract, on transfer deadline day.
- Palace manager Oliver Glasner opposed selling Guehi without a suitable replacement, but as of August 31, no replacement had arrived.
- Guehi scored in Palace's recent 3-0 win over Aston Villa and was integral to their unbeaten start and FA Cup triumph this season.
- The £35 million offer included a 10 percent sell-on clause from Liverpool, who are also pursuing Newcastle striker Alexander Isak with transfers pushing spending near £360 million.
- While Glasner remains committed to keeping Guehi if no replacement is found, Palace accepted the deal due to contract constraints and agreed to complete Guehi's medical ahead of the transfer.
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