Mirror Editor: If Liverpool wants to buy Gueye in the winter window, they will face competition from Royal Saren for a visa exemption

Hupu November 25th According to the latest report from Daily Mirror editor-in-chief John Cross, Liverpool may have to spend a lot of money if they want to sign Mark Gueye in January.

Moreover, they will face a fierce battle as many European giants, including Real Madrid and Barcelona, ​​hope to sign him in the summer free transfer window.

Liverpool coach Arne Slott urgently needs to strengthen the defense in the next transfer window to stabilize the team's decline at the start of the Premier League. They may try to sign Crystal Palace captain Gueye again, but considering that he only has six months left on his current contract, the transfer fee may be unaffordable.

The 25-year-old Gueye has informed Crystal Palace that he will not renew his contract, but his consistent good performance has won the respect of the club's fans.

Liverpool tried to sign him for 35 million pounds on the transfer deadline this summer, but ultimately failed. Obviously, Liverpool have been paying attention to him and hope to strengthen the defense. Incredibly, Liverpool have conceded 20 goals in 12 games and have a goal difference of -2.

Liverpool were close to completing the deal less than three months ago, but now they face competition from overseas clubs. Gueye's overseas suitors - including Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Bayern Munich and Inter Milan - can approach him from January 1 and he can sign a contract before the end of the season.

Free agents typically command higher salaries, and Real Madrid and Barcelona also know that Guei holds an Ivorian passport, which means he is also considered an EU player in Spain.