BBC: Crystal Palace wants to sell Guy 40 million pounds, Liverpool only wants to pay a lower fee to sign him

Hupu July 31 According to the famous English media BBC reporter Sami Mokbel, the reporter wrote a column about the Crystal Palace and talked about the future situation of the Crystal Palace captain Gee. It is reported that Liverpool has been paying attention to the situation of the England central defender, but is only willing to sign Crystal Palace central defender Guy for less than £40 million.

It is reported that Gee's future in Crystal Palace is not clear. The team captain has less than 12 months left on the contract, which means he can leave the team for free next summer - which will cause huge financial losses to the club, given that Crystal Palace rejected Newcastle's approximately £65 million offer in 2024.

At present, Gee seems to have no intention of renewing the contract, but Crystal Palace obviously hopes to negotiate a new contract with him. But the level of interest from Liverpool will depend on the specific transfer price. Liverpool don't want to get caught up in a long negotiation on Guy's valuation and will only take action if they think the transfer fee meets the club's valuation fee.

Crystal Palace is believed to have asked Guy for about £40 million, but Liverpool is looking to pay a lower fee.

Spurs, Newcastle and Chelsea have shown varying degrees of interest in Guy since the end of the season.

Gey is in a unique advantage: a locally trained player whose contract is about to expire. This requires finding a delicate balance between trying to use one's strengths and acknowledging certain opportunities are rare. Indeed, the chances of joining the Premier League champions, especially given their exciting signings this summer, may also include Isaac, which is certainly an option for Guy to seriously consider.

Similarly, Guy's other option is to fulfill the final year of the contract and then leave as a free agent next summer. In this case, he will have more choices and provide more economic benefits. Of course, there are risks, especially the risk of injury.