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ππππππππ: Liverpool advancing in talks to sign Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace

Liverpoolβs transfer business is heating up in the final stretch of the window, with the Reds now moving rapidly to secure the signing of Crystal Palaceβs defensive rock, Marc Guehi. The 24-year-old England international has been one of the Premier Leagueβs most consistent centre-backs in recent seasons, and Liverpool see him as a key piece in their defensive rebuild under Arne Slot.

According to fresh developments, Liverpool are not only targeting Guehi but are also working simultaneously on a deal for Parmaβs highly-rated young defender, Giovanni Leoni. Both players are considered top priorities for the centre-back position as the club looks to strengthen depth and quality in their backline.
Sources indicate that personal terms with Guehi are already in place, with the player reportedly excited about the opportunity to play Champions League football and compete for major honours. The move now hinges on finalising terms with Crystal Palace, with negotiations understood to be progressing positively.
Liverpool are believed to be close to an agreement with Palace on a package worth around Β£35 million. While Palace have been reluctant to lose their defensive leader, the prospect of a substantial fee and Guehiβs willingness to make the switch could see the deal cross the line in the coming days.
At the same time, Liverpool are actively engaging in talks with Parma over Giovanni Leoni. The 20-year-old Italian has impressed in Serie A with his composure, anticipation, and ability to play out from the back. He is viewed as a long-term investment who could grow into a key figure at Anfield.
The Redsβ defensive strategy appears clear β secure an experienced Premier League centre-back in Guehi for immediate impact while adding a young, high-potential talent like Leoni to ensure future stability. This two-pronged approach mirrors Liverpoolβs past transfer successes, where a blend of proven performers and emerging stars has paid off.
Fans are already buzzing on social media, with many praising the clubβs ambition and decisive action in the market. The potential arrival of Guehi and Leoni could provide Liverpool with the depth and tactical flexibility needed to challenge both domestically and in Europe.
For Arne Slot, who is looking to put his stamp on the squad in his first season, these moves represent more than just squad strengthening β they signal a new era. Guehiβs leadership qualities and Leoniβs youthful energy could form the foundation of a backline capable of matching Liverpoolβs high-intensity playing style.
Negotiations with both clubs are expected to continue over the coming days, and while no official announcements have been made yet, the mood around Anfield is optimistic. The feeling is that itβs no longer a matter of if but when the double deal will be completed.
If successful, Liverpool will have secured two centre-backs who offer different but complementary qualities β one an established Premier League defender in his prime, the other a young European talent ready to be moulded into a star. Supporters will be hoping that these deals mark the beginning of a strong push for silverware thi
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