Marc Guehi was reportedly 'angry' and disappointed after his failed transfer from Crystal Palace to Liverpool on Deadline Day, with Palace blocking the move to retain him, leading Guehi to consider rejecting a contract extension and relinquishing his captaincy. Interest from Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Juventus suggests he may have options in Europe, and Liverpool is expected to revisit negotiations next year.
Marc Guéhi is expected to stay at Crystal Palace despite a deal being agreed upon and passing a medical, as the club prefers to retain him due to insufficient cover and his contract expiring at season's end, with potential moves to Liverpool or other options still possible.
The article covers the latest transfer news involving Alexander Isak, Eberechi Eze, and Marc Guehi, with updates from Crystal Palace's manager Oliver Glasner and goalkeeper Dean Henderson, as well as Newcastle's interest in Wissa and Wissa's bid from Newcastle. It also discusses Palace's demotion to the Conference League and its implications, along with general transfer rumors and club reactions.
Liverpool is intensifying efforts to sign Crystal Palace captain and England defender Marc Guehi, who has a year remaining on his contract. Palace may sell him to avoid losing him for free, and Liverpool is negotiating a deal, considering factors like playing time and personal terms. Guehi, a key player with over 150 appearances for Palace and 23 England caps, is also linked with other clubs, but Liverpool's interest remains strong amid their significant summer spending.
The English Football Association (FA) will not take formal action against Crystal Palace's Marc Guéhi for writing "Jesus loves you" on his rainbow captain's armband, despite it violating kit regulations prohibiting religious messages. Guéhi, a devout Christian, had previously been warned for a similar incident. The rainbow armbands support the LGBTQ+ community through Stonewall's Rainbow Laces campaign. Crystal Palace's manager and a Stonewall spokesperson commented on the situation, emphasizing respect for individual opinions and the importance of inclusivity in sports.
Crystal Palace defender Marc Guéhi wore a 'Jesus loves you' message on his rainbow captain's armband during a match against Ipswich Town, despite a warning from the Football Association (FA) about religious messages on clothing. The rainbow armbands are part of Stonewall's Rainbow Laces campaign supporting the LGBTQ+ community. The FA reminded Guéhi and Palace of their responsibilities under Rule A4, which prohibits religious messages on kit. The incident highlights tensions between personal beliefs and inclusive campaigns in sports.
Marc Guéhi, Crystal Palace's centre-back, will not face charges from the English FA after writing "I love Jesus" on his rainbow-coloured captain's armband during a match, despite regulations prohibiting religious messages on clothing. The armbands were part of the Rainbow Laces campaign supporting LGBTQ+ rights. While Guéhi and the club were reminded of their responsibilities, no formal action will be taken. Ipswich Town's captain, Sam Morsy, also opted out of wearing the rainbow armband due to his religious beliefs, which the FA did not consider a breach of regulations.
Arsenal have completed the signing of Brentford goalkeeper David Raya on an initial season-long loan with an option to buy. The deal is seen as a smart piece of business, with Raya being a proven Premier League goalkeeper and available at a modest price. There are also rumors linking Arsenal to Chelsea's Marc Guehi as a potential replacement for Gabriel Magalhaes, who is reportedly a target for the Saudi Pro League. However, concerns have been raised due to the injury of Jurrien Timber and the uncertainty surrounding Gabriel's future, which could disrupt Arsenal's settled squad.
Manchester United's manager Erik ten Hag is calling for investment ahead of a critical summer, as he expects his team to challenge for multiple trophies. He has identified the need for depth, something that United don't currently have. If the board does back ten Hag in terms of investing, some potential targets include Harry Kane from Tottenham, Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace, and Youri Tielemans from Leicester City.
