Liverpool hopes to reach a compromise on Guy and Crystal Palace; it may sell another 80 million

Hupu, August 15th, Daily Mail Liverpool team reporter Lewis Steele wrote this week's weekly report.

What's the latest news about Gey's deal?

Crystal Palace knows Mark Guy is eager to transfer to Liverpool, and although Chairman Steve Parish is eager to bargain, both clubs believe they can reach an agreement.

Don't forget, Parish publicly admitted on Sunday that the most realistic option for Crystal Palace is to sell their captains - although they want a quote that is well above £35m.

Defensive champion Liverpool has been coveting him for a long time, and the Daily Mail has also reported it, and any deal about Geegoy has nothing to do with Leoni's transfer.

Of course, it is possible that he will stay in Crystal Palace for the final year of his contract - but for the moment, the transfer seems to be the best choice for all parties. Even if not, Liverpool will remain the team he wants to sign most when his contract expires. Hughes is still expected to raise £80 million by selling players this summer

Liverpool's spending of £295 million this summer is highly anticipated, and if they sign new forwards or new central defenders, there will be more spending in the future - but they are still expected to raise a considerable amount of money by selling players.

This summer, Liverpool has recovered £190 million in funds so far by selling players including Darwin Nunes, Louis Dias, Kelleh, Kantsa, Arnold, Taylor Morton and Nut Phillips.

But Harvey Elliott's worth as much as £50 million, and the future of his young Scottish winger Ben Dock, van Dijk, who once described him as "like a Tasmanian demon" is still unclear.

RB Leipzig and Crystal Palace both salivate Elliott, and Brighton and West Ham United have previously expressed interest in him. In addition to Wolves and Leeds United, West Ham United is also interested in Dock, and city rival Everton also visited the young Scottish player last season.

Italian sources estimate that Federico Chiesa will return home in the last few weeks of the transfer window, but Liverpool is reluctant to approve him to leave before looking for a backup on the front line.

Zimekas is another player who will be allowed to leave. Nottingham Forest has shown a strong interest in him earlier this summer and has maintained that interest, although Leeds United have cooled down their pursuit of him after signing left-back Gabriel Goodmondson from Lille.