Marc Guehi’s failed Liverpool transfer on dramatic Deadline Day: Views from inside Crystal Palace explained | Football News

Mark Joy is still a Crystal Palace player after moving on the day of the deadline to Liverpool.

Palace and Liverpool agreed to a 35 million pounds deal for GueHi after performing the match to win Aston Villa on Sunday, and he was given permission to submit to my doctor in London.

Then a deals paper was presented to the Premier League to take GueHi negotiations after the deadline on Monday 7 pm – but Palace and then decided at the end not to sell.

What could be the repercussions of the Palace director, the captain and the owner? Sky Sports’ News Explanation of Cafe Solikol and Rob Dorsit …

The parish had the decision to take it

Café Salhikol

The days of the deadline are usually nerves, but this was especially tense and strained for Crystal Palace. As time raised, the Chairman of the Board of Directors had a great decision – the sale of his leader to Liverpool for 35 million pounds or risk his loss for next summer. In the end, he felt that he had to do what was in the interest of his club and this is why he made a decision to cancel Guehi’s transfer to Liverpool.

After Liverpool was told that the deal had stopped, it is time to contact its manager Oliver Glasner. Glasner was frank about the reason why Palace could not sell Guehi and at the end he got what he wanted. After that, it was time to tell Guehi in faces to face that the deal was stalled and that it was fair to say that the player was disappointed by the way things turned. It was not a move earlier in the summer, but when Liverpool came for him, the move he wanted to take.

This step had passed if Palace was able to sign a center that could hike on the side instead of GueHi. Glasner was ready to accept a player like Manuel Akanji, but he ended up moving to Inter Milan, and when the moves did not reach other goals, Abrachy felt that he had to act in the interest of the palace.

The 19 -year -old Palace expected Jaydee Canvot from Toulouse for 23 million pounds. It is one of the most promising hips in Europe, but it is not the final article yet, and someone has more experience.

This step was certainly happened if Liverpool was ready to increase their offer. Liverpool was unwilling to give bids against himself and had no intention to provide more than 35 million pounds.

Talks started only when the two sides played each other in Wembley at the Shield of Community on August 10. Liverpool wanted Guehi but they were not ready to pay 35 million pounds for the player who would be a free agent next summer.

Guehi is annoyed by the failed move – but the situation is “impossible” to the palace

Rob Dress

The palace was looking for options. Glasner was clearly not believed that Canvot covers a Guehi hole in his team.

They tried Akanji, and they thought they had a solution in Igor Julio. He was in the building, and he was suffering from my medical, then there was a delay with Guehi and the suggestions that he might return to Crystal Palace.

Igor got cold feet at that stage, because he was told that he plays a lot of football and will be one of the first names on the team’s paper in Palace in the absence of an air. The Igor team had fears that if Guehi did not go, it might affect it. He played very few football for six months in Brighton and wanted to get minutes.

Then Igor decided at the last minute to go to West Ham. Remember, West Ham had to put a deals paper to get his signature on the line, so it was very late today for them to make the switch.

I have a lot of sympathy for the palace here, knowing that they have one of their best players, talismans, and captain, which deserves more than 35 million pounds, and may leave anything next summer. Or they sell it, get 35 million pounds for the club, and spoil Glasner.

In the end, Guehi is the one who feels very upset after he missed his dream to Liverpool and the circumstances that occurred in it. I was told that he was actually in the medical scanner, and Liverpool is subject to medical, when he was told that the deal had stopped.

It was an impossible situation for Steve Parcha as well.

I understand that Guehi did not want to go to Tottenham or Newcastle in the winter window – Spears was in a real problem in the Premier League at that time, and Guehi wants to be in the Champions League and challenge the prizes.

It was not sure of Newcastle as well. It is difficult for Palace in this scenario, if the player does not want to go and won 65 to 70 million pounds as a result.

It has been a complex situation for the palace for a long time now, but in the end they lost in one of the big and large assets that we expect to leave nothing next summer.

It is difficult for palace fans to return to the stomach, but he did not win them in both cases.

What is after the diocese and vaginar?

Café Salhikol

It is fair to say that the diocese and Glasner have some explicit exchanges of views about GueHi. They discussed the effects of his sale on Saturday, and Glasner decided on Monday to transfer some of the potential alternatives that were placed in front of him.

As time ran out, Parcha felt that he had no other choice but to call the deal. With Eberechi Eze and the injury of hearing and Adam and Erton, he could not take over the undermining of his manager by selling one of the best back in the world in the last hours of the window. Glasner felt comfortable when he was told that the captain was staying. He took the diocese of what I think was the best decision for the club and the decision that his manager wanted was to make.

Like Guehi, Glasner is out of the contract next summer, and at the present time it appears to be unlikely to sign a new deal. Palace is located in four competitions and one of the big priorities will now win in the conference league so that they can qualify for Europe again next season.

It will not be easy, but it cannot be excluded when you have elite defender and GueHi captain – at least until January.

What now for Glasner and Guehi?

Rob Dress

I was now told that there is a tense relationship between Oliver Glasner and Mark Joy. Guehi is convinced that Glasner had a great role to play in his failure to move to Liverpool.

Joy wanted to go to Liverpool and feel that he was disposed of. But the difference is that it is a good character, so that it will not spoil or spoil. He will always do what he did for Palace, who serves them for the rest of his contract and remains professional.

Some of the largest clubs in Europe have been explained to me, and he can talk to them in January before what is likely to be a great window for him next summer.