Sun: Liverpool will buy Gei for a final offer of £40 million, and it will not sell it

July 13th The Sun reported that Liverpool will buy Crystal Palace defender Guy for a final offer of £40 million and will not raise the offer. This offer, given on the player's 25th birthday, is very likely to be successful, because the central defender always yearns for Anfield.

Although Guy, as the top Crystal Palace, just debuted at the launch of his new jersey yesterday, the Premier League champion hopes that he can wear a red jersey in the new season. The FA Cup captain has only one year left in his contract, and even though Arsenal, Chelsea and Newcastle are eyeing him, he still tends to move to Liverpool.

Gei, who played for 45 minutes in a closed-door friendly against Millwall yesterday, has never fueled the transfer rumors before. He will maintain a professional attitude and wait for the club to negotiate transfer fees. Insiders revealed that the England international is one of the most down-to-earth players, and his football career will always be above economic interests.

Guy is still fulfilling the five-year contract signed when he transferred from Chelsea in 2021. During this period, he refused to renew the contract many times and waited for the invitation of the giants. Liverpool is his favorite home. Although players such as 19-year-old Reds star Ben Dock may join the deal, Crystal Palace insists on cash transactions and they urgently need funds to introduce replacements.

coach Glasner asked the club's senior management to introduce two new central defenders, which would be a big challenge. The 21-year-old Portuguese sports center back Diormand is also worth 40 million pounds, which is Glasner's first choice, which means that the second new player is likely to be loaned, and its potential targets include Juventus' Thiago Gallo.

Crystal Palace is in a state of UEFA's punishment. Because John Tuctor holds both the club and Lyon shares, they have been downshifted from the Europa League to the European Union. The penalty will also affect the transfer budget, but the club has decided to appeal.