Barcelona pursues Guehi: Will the Englishman play in La Liga after the transfer to Liverpool failed?.

Barcelona追求Marc Guehi

According to The Sun: FC Barcelona is interested in Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi after his attempt to move to Liverpool failed.

Guehi, 25, was disappointed when his transfer to the 'Reds' fell through at the last moment.

Guehi's Situation

The center-back has already decided not to sign a new contract with Crystal Palace and will let his current contract expire in June.

This situation has attracted the attention of many clubs, as Guehi will become a free agent next summer.

As reported by Sport, Barcelona sees him as an option as they will need a new center-back next year.

Barca has lost Íñigo Martínez, who moved to Al-Nassr, and it is possible that Andreas Christensen will also leave the club as his contract expires in June.

The leadership of 'Blaugrana' is not planning to offer Christensen a new contract at Camp Nou.

In this context, Guehi has caught the interest of Barcelona's sports director, Deco, who plans to sign him next year.

Competition for Guehi

However, Barcelona will face competition as Real is also interested in this defender.

Liverpool is of course planning to return to Guehi since he has already passed a medical test and prepared a farewell video for Crystal Palace fans.

The transfer of Guehi to Anfield did not happen as the 'Eagles' could not find a replacement.

In fact, the 'Eagles' demanded either 50 million pounds or that Joe Gomez be included in the deal for Guehi.

Liverpool made it clear that their defender would only be available in a separate deal since the Crystal Palace star's contract ends in a year.

Thus, the situation surrounding Marc Guehi remains fluid, and his possible move to Barcelona or another club will be another intrigue in the football market. It remains to be seen how events will unfold. The interest of several major clubs shows that Guehi's talent has not gone unnoticed. Time will tell whether he will ultimately complete his move to one of Europe's leading football clubs.