Guy s transfer trends hit Liverpool hard!

Just a few weeks after Crystal Palace defender Guy failed to transfer to Liverpool, the transfer trend of the England central defender once again brought a heavy blow to the Reds. It is reported that the 25-year-old Guy has clearly informed the team that he regards Real Madrid as his next stop and that the Bernabeu Stadium is likely to become his new destination. On the day when the summer window was closed, Geeben was infinitely close to transfer to Liverpool for £35 million, but the deal was stranded due to Crystal Palace's failure to find a replacement. Although parties at the time believed the deal could restart in January next year or at the end of the season (when Gee's current contract expires), the possibility is becoming increasingly slim.

Since Gey's contract will expire next summer, overseas clubs can sign a contract with them from January 2025. This put Crystal Palace in a passive situation, and Liverpool's hopes for signing are becoming increasingly bleak. More complicated is that Liverpool defender Conat also refused to renew his contract and was favored by Real Madrid, which means the Reds may lose two long-term defensive signing targets at the same time.

For Guy, Real Madrid's attractiveness is self-evident. Sources close to the players emphasized: "Going abroad has always been his priority, especially playing for the Spanish giants, which has now become his number one choice."

Liverpool coach Slot showed empathy for this. After the transfer window, he admitted: "This is of course a disappointment for the club, and it must be the same for the players - he originally looked forward to joining us. I will try to think from the perspective of others, but this situation can happen in any club. The beauty of the football world is that everyone will return to reality, accept the status quo and Understand that you must continue to perform well. "

Slot further speculates that the Crystal Palace coaching staff must have experienced a similar conversation as himself: "When a player fails to transfer, you need to communicate with him to help him regain his energy and continue to move forward - this is probably what Guy went through at Crystal Palace."

Although Guy will still represent Crystal Palace in the sixth round of the Premier League this weekend, more and more signs indicate that maybe it won't take long to fight with the Reds in the Champions League as a Real Madrid player.