Liverpool immediately took Guehi alternative approach after windows ended
Liverpool have taken steps for Premier League players and Marc Guehi’s alternative, who has been praised for his “ambitious” nature.
guehi “extremely unhappy” after Liverpool’s mobile failure
The Reds completed a great summer transfer window by signing Alexander Isak from Newcastle United for a record-breaking fee of £125 million, but it could be better.
It seems that Liverpool will also snap up Guehi, agreeing to long-term action with the British, but see Crystal Palace denying his actions in the eleventh hour. Manager Oliver Glasner reportedly threatened that if the 25-year-old was sold to the Reds, the Hawks would have no central defender depth and would have quit without him.
Journalist Ed Aarons said it was an ugly situation, and Gerry thought it was very unsatisfied in this situation and now he is unlikely to sign a new deal before signing a contract before it expires next summer. This will allow him to make a free transfer to set off.
Liverpool may need to look at different defenders if they feel their chance to sign Guehi is over and another Premier League player has a connection with moving to Anfield.
Liverpool is Nathan Collins
according to OffsideLiverpool have taken steps for Brentford captain Nathan Collins, potentially seeing him as another option to move forward with Guehi. It is worth mentioning that the formal offer has not been made yet, but the Premier League champion does regard the £43 million rating Irish as a “defensorship target shortlist”.
Collins will be a solid signing for Liverpool, impressing among Brentford’s performers and leaders.
“He can put the ball on defense and also have the ability to find the right pass in the accumulation game. His role is really good and we know that the role is everything. He will fit our culture, and I have no doubt. I see Nathan’s leadership potential. He is a perfect Brentford player – hunger and desire to learn.”
However, Guehi remains the leading option for Liverpool, both in January and beyond, thanks to all due respect for the Brentford captain. He has become one of the most stable defenders in the Premier League and has a chance to start England at the World Cup next summer, and they shouldn’t give up signing him after playing a thrill.
But Collins could be a shrewd choice, one year younger than Guehi, allowing Arne Slot to take him to a good age and turn him into a stronger all-around defender.
