Marc Guech is scheduled to stay at Crystal Palace despite Liverpool agreeing to a £35 million transfer and submitting his contract sheet to the Premier League. All parties agreed to the expansion and completed the move to Liverpool until 9pm, two hours after the original deadline ended.
England International had already agreed to personal terms and had completed medical care in London. Just hours after he won his palace side to Aston Villa 3-0. He traveled to Merseyside and was waiting for a final confirmation that he could put a final touch on his contract, but his U-turn is delayed.
Liverpool received a bid of £35 million, but no switch was made to the extent that a palace would secure an exchange. The Palace’s inability to secure such players in time claims they were forced to pull the plug in a deal and maintain the gahee in Selhurst Park instead.
Oliver Glasner discussed with Garhi on Monday afternoon after reiterating his desire to remain 25 in south London, but he only has one year left on the contract.
The Palace signed Toulouse teenage defender Jadee Cabot, who wanted to bring in another senior defender and make the blow easier to lose Guech, who didn’t arrive.
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The Palace pursued the move of Igor Giulio of Brighton, but discovered the problem during his medical care, and the deal never came to fruition. Brazilians are also targeted by West Ham.
Glasner is pleased to have Guech in the palace, but at the end of the season, Upper Brass realizes that he could lose a £35 million player for free.
“He was very professional and it was clear he was going to play today,” Glasner said after the palace victory at the Villa.
“I can say it clearly, and I told the chairman, that has nothing to do with Oliver Glasner, but we need to keep the mark to play a successful season.”
“We held a meeting in March and talked about the situation, so there is an agreement that we can see how the situation is going and if there is a proper exchange, we wanted to be independent of this situation at the beginning of the preseason.
“It was July 9th (the season began) and August 31st, and it is clear that some of the contracts are not met because the building has no replacements.
“It’s not a wish or gift for Oliver Glasner, it’s necessary to play a successful season. We’ve got off to a great start so the fans deserve to have the best players available. If we don’t sell the mark, he’ll accept it. He loves the club and the team.
