Reporter: Crystal Palace priced for Guy starting from 50 million pounds, Red Army Gunners Tottenham Hotspur Newcastle is interested

June 23rd reporter Ben Jacobs talked about the situation of Crystal Palace defender Gee in his column, and the club hopes to sell him for at least £50 million. Although Guy's contract is only one year left, because there are many teams interested in him and the summer window is still long, Crystal Palace is very persistent in the overvaluation of the players.

Crystal Palace hopes to raise funds by selling the team captain, and they are planning to sign Portugal Sports' centre-back Diormand for a club record price. The 21-year-old's transfer fee ranges from £40 million to £50 million. At present, his negotiations with Crystal Palace have entered a later stage, and the two sides are optimistic about reaching an agreement, but several clubs have expressed interest to Diormand.

Liverpool is considering introducing 24-year-old England international Guy, but the statement that the deal is close to being reached is not accurate, the Reds have not submitted a offer, and there are other defensive players on Liverpool's list of signings. Kanssa is about to join Leverkusen with a transfer fee of more than 40 million euros, and Liverpool needs to sign a replacement. The long-term plan of the Reds has been to find Van Dijk's successor and hopes to bring in new players while the captain is still playing for a smooth transition. In addition, considering that Connater's contract is only one year left and the two sides have not reached an agreement on renewal, this adds to the reason for Liverpool to buy a right center back. However, for Liverpool, whether Guy can guarantee his playing chance is a question.

Arsenal also discussed Guy. But it is understood that if Arsenal sends an invitation, Guy may hesitate because he thinks the combination of Saliba and Gabriel is almost unshakable.

Tottenham and Newcastle also remain interested in Guy. Tottenham's £70 million offer was rejected in January and they are considering a lower new offer this summer, which may depend on whether Romero will go to Atletico. Newcastle's bid last summer was about £65 million, but was also rejected by Crystal Palace. Although Eddie Howe trusts Schal, Dan Bourne and Russells, the Magpies are still looking for a younger centre-back to partner with Botman.

From Gey's personal opinion, he may decide to stay in Crystal Palace until after the 2026 World Cup, or to evaluate all options before making a decision before this summer window is closed. But Crystal Palace would rather sell him as soon as possible and use the funds they earn to buy Diormande, provided that the Ivory Coast defender is willing to join.