Liverpool s big deal failed! Captain of Crystal Palace stayed in the team, and the head coach obstructed the boss to lose 35 million pounds

In the early morning of September 2, many authoritative reporters such as Ornstein and Romano confirmed that a major signing that Liverpool had originally finalized failed. 25-year-old captain of Crystal Palace, Gee, will stay in Crystal Palace after the summer window.

Previously, Liverpool had reached an agreement with Crystal Palace on a transfer fee of £35 million, and Crystal Palace will also receive a 10% second transfer share of Guy. Liverpool also reached a personal terms with Guyle for a five-year contract that lasts until 2030. The 25-year-old England central defender has even undergone a medical examination arranged by Liverpool in London.

However, Crystal Palace coach Glasner's strong opposition eventually led to the failure of the deal. The 51-year-old Austrian coach believes that the team should not let his captain go after winning the FA Cup and Community Shield Cup championships in a row, even though Guy only has one year left in the contract with Crystal Palace, and he has made it clear that he will not renew the contract.

Although Liverpool has submitted a transfer order to apply for an extension of 2 hours of physical examination, Crystal Palace has finally had to cancel the transaction because Glasner finally threatened to resign. At least in front of the winter window, Guy will continue to play in the Crystal Palace.

After the Gey trade failed, Liverpool may be glad that the team's central defender Gomez did not allow Milan to switch to Milan. Currently, Liverpool also has Van Dijk, Gomez, Connate and newly signed Italian international Leoni who can play as a central defender. Although Guy did not come, it greatly weakened the thickness of Liverpool's defense, but fortunately it was not a fatal blow.

And if Gee's contract expires without renewal, he will be able to transfer to his club of choice as a free agent tomorrow summer without paying a transfer fee to Crystal Palace. The loss of a huge amount of £35 million is indeed a huge loss for Crystal Palace.