Report reveals what a “devastated” Marc Guehi intends to do following deadline day disaster

Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi missed out on a move to Liverpool on deadline day after the Eagles abruptly pulled out of the deal at the last moment.

Although the two clubs had agreed on a £35 million transfer fee and Guehi had already undergone his medical with Liverpool, Palace were unable to finalize a suitable replacement player, forcing them to cancel the transfer.

Manager Oliver Glasner warned he might leave the club if Guehi was sold without a proper replacement being signed. Football analyst Danny Murphy believes Guehi will be deeply disappointed by the outcome. Murphy also pointed out that if Guehi suffers a serious injury before the January transfer window, he could miss out on another chance to join a top club like Liverpool.

What happened on Liverpool’s end that led to the collapse of Marc Guehi’s transfer?

Murphy commented: “I think Guehi will be devastated. Liverpool will probably try again in January, but there’s a risk this opportunity may never come around again. An injury like an ACL tear could mean he never gets this chance.”

The situation remains uncertain. Guehi will become a free agent at the end of the season, and Liverpool might attempt to sign him later for a reduced fee. Meanwhile, a report from talkSPORT suggests that although Guehi is disappointed, he plans to honor his contract with Crystal Palace. The 25-year-old is expected to remain professional and not cause any unrest following the failed move.

Throughout the transfer saga, the England international has maintained a professional attitude, and it’s no surprise he’s chosen to stay with Palace rather than stir trouble after the deal fell through.

He still hopes for a big transfer in the future. There’s no doubt he ranks among the league’s best central defenders and could be a valuable asset for many clubs.