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Seeing red Guéhi angry after Parish's late U-turn on Liverpool move

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September 03, 2025

Marc Guéhi is extremely unhappy with Crystal Palace's decision to pull the plug on his £35m transfer to Liverpool, which came after Oliver Glasner stepped in to prevent the move by threatening to resign if he was sold, the Guardian understands.

- Ed Aarons Louise Taylor

The Palace chairman, Steve Parish, reluctantly accepted Liverpool's offer for the England defender a few hours before the deadline on Monday despite Glasner having insisted that the 25-year-old player must not be sold because there was no time to find an adequate replacement.

It is understood that despite Guéhi having completed the first part of his medical in expectation of his move to Anfield going through - and a deal sheet having been submitted before the 7pm deadline on Monday - Parish changed his mind at the last minute after his manager, whose own contract at Selhurst Park expires next summer, said he would walk out if the deal went through.

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