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Glasner Insists There Is ‘no Deal’ For Club Captain Guehi After Liverpool Bid

By IANS News September 01, 2025 • 13:42 PM View: 568

New Delhi: After Liverpool made a late attempt to sign Crystal Palace defender March Guehi, with the transfer deadline set for Monday, head coach Oliver Glasner insisted there is no deal on the table for his captain.

As per Sky Sports, Liverpool made an improved bid worth 35 million pounds for Guehi that included a 10 per cent sell-on clause.

Glasner, who was speaking after Palace’s win at Villa Park, believes the England international will be happy to continue at Selhurst Park this season and asked club chairman Steve Parish to make the decision.

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