Liverpool have been issued a transfer warning over the future of Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi after failing to sign him in the summer. The Reds agreed a £35million deal with Palace on deadline day, but the Eagles called off the transfer at the last minute, leaving Liverpool without a new centre-back.
Guehi's contract expires at the end of the season, and reports suggest a new deal is unlikely. This has led to speculation that he could leave on a free transfer next summer or in a cut-price deal in January, with several clubs monitoring the situation.
Former Premier League striker Louis Saha has urged Manchester United to hijack any potential move by Liverpool. Speaking to BetVictor, Saha said: "Marc Guehi is definitely a top player and a leader. I love him as a player. It's simple: if Man Utd can hijack the deal to Liverpool, even by paying £20million more than his market price, do it."
Saha praised Guehi's consistency, security, and communication, adding: "He will undoubtedly be part of a huge team and play for significant stakes in the future." Liverpool invested over £400million in new signings this summer, but it remains unclear if they will renew their interest in Guehi.
